Find term independent of x in binomial expansion

This video explains how to find the term in a binomial expansion that is independent of x.

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12c4 x 2^8 gives me an incredibly high number. If there's something I'm missing could you please let me know! Thanks.

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It is a high number, but shouldn't be "incredible." 12C4 = 495. 2^8 = 256. If you multiply those, you should get 126720. Correct?

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