noun
The theorem that establishes the rule for forming the terms of the n th power of a sum of numbers in terms of products of powers of those numbers.
multinomial theorem
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The theorem that establishes the rule for forming the terms of the nth power of a sum of numbers in terms of products of powers of those numbers.
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