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find \(k\) so that \[2^k+2^{34}+2^{37}\] is a perfect square
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i have an answer, want to know if there is another method
let k=34+y then, 2^(34+y) +2^34 +2^37 = 2^34 ( 2^y +9)
I guess that would simplify the question
so y= 4
yeah that is pretty much the same method i used, thanks
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thus k = 34+4=38
wrote \(2^{34}(1+2^3+2^n)\) and found \(n=4\) i was wondering if there was some kind of other reasoning
I finally understood this. lol (after being afk).
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