Expansion of "(a+b)^n" gives us "(n+1)" terms which are given by binomial expansion "\\dbinom{n}{r}a^{(n-r)}b^r" , where "r" ranges from "n" to 0.
Note that powers of "a" and "b" add up to "n" and in the given problem this "n=7+9=16".
In "(4x+5y)^{16}" , we need coefficient of "x^7y^9" , we have "7^{th}" power of "x" and as such "r=16-7=9"
and as such the desired coefficient of "x^7y^9" is given by
"\\dbinom{16}{9}(4x)^{(16-9)}(5y)^9=\\dfrac{16!}{9!(16-9)!}(4x)^7(5y)^9=11440*16384x^7*1953125y^9= 3.6608E14x^7y^9"
So6 the coefficient is 3.6608E14
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