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How do you get from 2^(k)-1 + 2^(k) to 2^(k+1)-1? Please help I've been stuck for a while.
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\[2^{k-1}+2^k\]
Is that it?
The minus 1 is not an exponent
\[2^k-1+2^k\]
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What is x^2+x^2?
2x^2
What is 2^k+2^k ?
4^k
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