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The binomial theorem for a finite expansion of (a + b)^n needs n to be a
Apositive integer
Bnegative integer
Cirrational number
Dcomplex number
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. positive integer
The finite expansion with n + 1 terms applies to positive integral indices.
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