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These are very difficult and time consuming to do without a calculator but what you have here is (6+x)(6+x)(6+x)(6+x)(6+x)(6+x)

They you have to distribute everything and then combine all like terms.  You will end up with 7 terms, 1 for each power of x and 1 whole number

?X^6 + ?X^5 + ?X^4 + ?X^3 + ?X^2 + ?x + ?whole number

The easiest place to start is to distribute the 6 all the way through and you get 6 times 6 times 6 times 6 times 6 times 6 or 6^6 which is 46656

That is  your whole number on the end of the expansion

you can also get the first term by distributing the x all the way through x times x times x times x times x times x is x^6

Then it gets a bit harder.  Here is the finished expansion so you can work backwards and understand a bit easier hopefully

x^6 + 36x^5 + 540x^4 + 4320x^3 + 19440x^2 + 46656x + 46656
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