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The Square and the Fourth Power of a Sum

In a commutative ring, (s+t)^2 = s2+2st+t2s^2+2st+t^2 and (s+t)^4 = s4+4s3t+6s2t2+4st3+t4s^4+4s^3t+6s^2t^2+4st^3+t^4.

Statement

In the setting of Commutative Rings, Fields and Ordered Fields: Standard Notation, let RR, with ++, ⋅\cdot, 00 and 11, be a commutative ring, and let s,t∈Rs,t\in R.

(s+t)2=s2+2st+t2(s+t)^{2}=s^{2}+2st+t^{2}.

(s+t)4=s4+4s3t+6s2t2+4st3+t4(s+t)^{4}=s^{4}+4s^{3}t+6s^{2}t^{2}+4st^{3}+t^{4}.

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