Statement-1: The sum of rational terms in (2+33+56)10 is 1262
Statement-2: The number of irrational terms in the expansion of (51/6+21/8)100 is 97
The correct statements among the following are
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Statement-1 General term=10!α!β!γ! 2α/23β/35γ/6 for rational terms
α=0,2,4,6,8,10, β=0,3,6, γ=0,6
Hence possible sets=(4,6,0),(4,0,6),(10,0,0)
Hence, there are 5 rational terms.
∴ required=10!4!6! 22410!10! 25=12632
Statement-3 tr+1, the (r+1)th in the expansion of (51/6+21/8)10 is tr+1=Cr10(5)100-r6(21/8)r
As 5 and 2 are relatively prime, tr+1 will be rational if 100-r6 and r8 are both integers.
i.e. If 100-r is a multiple of 6 and r is a multiple of 8.
As 0≤r≤100, multiple of 8 upto 100 and corresponding value of 100-r
r=0,8,16,24,…,88,96
100-r=100,92,84,76,…,12,4
Out of 100-r, multiple of 6 are 84,60,36,12.
∴ There are just four rational terms
⇒Number of irrational terms=101-4=97