What is the coefficient of xy^4 in the expansion of (2x+y)^5

The coefficient of xy^4 is 10

Step-by-step explanation:

to solve the questions we proceed as follows:

(2x+y)^5

=(2x+y)²(2x+y)²(2x+y)

We will solve the brackets by whole square formula:

=(4x²+4xy+y²)(4x²+4xy+y²)(2x+y)

By multiplying the brackets we get:

=32x^5+32x^4y+8x³y²+32x^4y+32x³y²+8x²y³+8x³y²+4x²y³+2xy^4+16x^4y+

16x³y²+4x²y³+16x³y²+16x²y³+4xy^4+4x²y³+4xy^4+y^5

=32x^5+80x^4y+80x³y²+40x²y³+10xy^4+y^5

Therefore the coefficient of xy^4 is 10

The answer is 10

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