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Rational Item Problems in Senior High School Mathematics
A rational number term is one in which the unknown quantity is known as an integer number of times.

Note that the expansion of (3√x-2 (opened three times) √ x)11+0 is 12.

And its term is c (12, r) (3 √ x) (12-r) (-2x (1/3)) r.

=c( 12,r)(3)^( 12-r)(-2)^rx^( 12-r)/2x^(r/3)

=c( 12,r)(3)^( 12-r)(-2)^rx^[( 12-r)/2+(r/3)]

=c( 12,r)(3)^( 12-r)(-2)^rx^[( 12-r)/2+(r/3)]

=c( 12,r)(3)^( 12-r)(-2)^rx^[(36-r)/3)]

When r = 0, 3, 6, 9, 12, these terms are rational numbers.

So there are five rational terms * * *,

Therefore, the probability that the selected item is rational is a =5/ 12.