The correct interpretation for the given expression is the sum of x and y raised to the power of half n
How to determine the correct interpretations for the given expression?
The expression is given as
(x + y)^n/2
To interpret the expression, we start by evaluating the expression in the bracket and the exponent
So, we have
- (x + y): The sum of x and y
- n/2: n divided by 2
Hence, the correct interpretation for the given expression is the sum of x and y raised to the power of half n
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