Is this more self-destructive?

Calculus Level 4

x = 0 ( 2 x ) ! ( 5 x + 6 x ) x ! 2 6 0 x \large \sum_{x=0}^\infty \dfrac{ (2x)! (5^x + 6^x) }{x!^2 \cdot 60^x }

If the value of the series above is in the form of a + b 6 \dfrac{\sqrt a + \sqrt b}6 , where a a and b b are positive integers, find a + b a+b .


The answer is 114.

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1 solution

Aaghaz Mahajan
May 31, 2018

Simply use fractional Binomial Theorem......!!!!

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