7: The only possible algebraic approach calls for writing this expression as a product of two equal expressions that can be expanded using the geometric expansion, but a product of series is something we try to avoid. This brings one to consider other ways of linking functions. When differentiated, the given expression is even further from what we know. However, when integrated, it leads directly to an expression that we know how to expand. In other words, the given expression is a derivative of something that can be expanded. Rewrite this something to fit the geometric series and so that it features (x + 1), then apply the appropriate expansion.

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