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Pascal's Triangle The figure below, extended infinitely. A particular entry is found by adding the two numbers that are above and on either side of the element. Note: The numbers which make up Pascal's triangle are called binomial coefficients.
See also Binomial coefficients in Pascal's triangle, binomial theorem
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