Similarly putting m in place of 1 of the numerator expression and removing m from the denominator of denominator expression will give us the same result.
When we write 1 + x , we mean (1+x)^1. A binomial expression. So therefore (1+x)^2 and higher ups are meant to give integers, when used in binomial fashion. One cannot divide and multiply by say 2x squared plus 3x plus 7 for instance for all the terms of RHS as the roots can be complex.
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Similarly putting m in place of 1 of the numerator expression and removing m from the denominator of denominator expression will give us the same result.
When we write 1 + x , we mean (1+x)^1. A binomial expression.
So therefore (1+x)^2 and higher ups are meant to give integers, when used in binomial fashion.
One cannot divide and multiply by say 2x squared plus 3x plus 7 for instance for all the terms of RHS as the roots can be complex.
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