Answer:- There are 6 terms in the binomial expansion of [tex](2x + 3)^5[/tex].
Explanation:-
In algebra, the binomial theorem trace the algebraic expansion of powers of a binomial.
Binomial theorem tells that for any positive integer m, the mth power of the sum of two numbers p and q can be expressed as the sum of n + 1 terms .
Given equation:-[tex](2x + 3)^5[/tex], where m=5
Thus, the number of terms in the given expansion is m+1=5+1= 6 terms.
