Let S=323 12C2+525 12C4+727 12C6+…+13213 12C12
Using the property r+11 nCr=n+11 n+1Cr+1, we can rewrite the terms:
S=1323 13C3+1325 13C5+1327 13C7+…+13213 13C13
13S=23 13C3+25 13C5+27 13C7+…+213 13C13
We know the binomial expansions:
(1+x)13= 13C0+ 13C1x+ 13C2x2+ 13C3x3+…+ 13C13x13
(1−x)13= 13C0− 13C1x+ 13C2x2− 13C3x3+…− 13C13x13
Subtracting the second equation from the first gives:
(1+x)13−(1−x)13=2( 13C1x+ 13C3x3+ 13C5x5+…+ 13C13x13)
Substituting x=2:
(1+2)13−(1−2)13=2( 13C1(2)+ 13C3(23)+ 13C5(25)+…+ 13C13(213))
313−(−1)13=2(26+13S)
313+1=52+26S
26S=313+1−52
26S=313−51
Comparing this with the given expression 26S=313−α, we get:
α=51
Answer: 51