from  binomial coefficient formula 
eq7-proof
Consider a formal power series F such that [ x k ] F = ā i = 0 k ā ( i n + 1 ā ) ( k ā i m ā i ā ) 
 
F = k = 0 ā ā ā i = 0 ā k ā ( i n + i ā ) ( k ā i m ā i ā ) x k 
 
When k < i   ( k ā i m ā i ā ) = 0  , so ā i = 0 k ā   can be [$ \sum_{i=0}^{\infty}
 
F = k = 0 ā ā ā i = 0 ā ā ā ( i n + i ā ) ( k ā i m ā i ā ) x k 
 
F = i = 0 ā ā ā k = 0 ā ā ā ( i n + i ā ) ( k ā i m ā i ā ) x k   ⦠ Change the order of addition 
 
F = i = 0 ā ā ā ( ( i n + i ā ) k = 0 ā ā ā ( k ā i m ā i ā ) x k )   ⦠We can dwell on the coefficients independent of k, and then use
 
k < i   as ( k ā i m ā i ā ) = 0   so [$ j=k - i \quad (j > 0)
 
F = i = 0 ā ā ā ( ( i n + i ā ) j = 0 ā ā ā ( j m ā i ā ) x j x i ) 
 
F = i = 0 ā ā ā ( ( i n + i ā ) ( 1 + x ) m ā i x i )   ⦠ binomial theorem 
 
F = i = 0 ā ā ā ( ( i n + i ā ) ( 1 + x ) m ( 1 + x ) ā i x i ) 
 
F = ( 1 + x ) m i = 0 ā ā ā ( ( i n + i ā ) ( 1 + x x ā ) i )   ⦠We can lump together the coefficients independent of i
 
F = ( 1 + x ) m i = 0 ā ā ā ( ( n i + n ā ) ( 1 + x x ā ) i )   ⦠by eq4-3
 
F = ( 1 + x ) m / ( 1 ā 1 + x x ā ) n + 1   ⦠ negative binomial theorem 
 
F = ( 1 + x ) m / ( 1 + x 1 ā ) n + 1 
 
F = ( 1 + x ) m ( 1 + x ) n + 1 
 
F = ( 1 + x ) m + n + 1 
 
F = k = 0 ā ā ā ( k m + n + 1 ā ) x k  ⦠ binomial theorem 
 
[ x k ] F = ( k m + n + 1 ā ) 
 
 
 
 
 
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