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Find \[P _{k+1}\] for the given \[P _{k}\]
\[P _{k}=k^2(2k+2)\]
I don understand this, and I would love it if someone could show me how to work the problem!
looks like you'd just set k = k+1 and expand
I don't even know how to do that.
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\(\bf P_{\color{red}{ k}}={\color{red}{ k}}^2(2{\color{red}{ k}}+2)\qquad k=k+1\qquad P_{\color{red}{ k+1}}=({\color{red}{ k+1}})^2(2({\color{red}{ k+1}})+2)\)
Is that the answer?
where you see a \(k\) replace it by \(k+1\) and use parentheses
\[P _{k}=k^2(2k+2)\] \[P _{k+1}=(k+1)^2(2(k+1)+2)\]
Then I solve that? I dont know how....
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