In binomial expansion, the coefficient of terms at equal distance… - Vidyadip

Question

In binomial expansion, the coefficient of terms at equal distances from the beginning and the end are $\ldots\ldots\ldots$

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Answer

equal, i.e., ${ }^n C _r={ }^n C _{n-r}$

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