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Use the binomial theorem to prove that 3 n = n k
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Use the binomial theorem to prove that 3 n = n k = 0 n k 2 k . Generalize to find the sum n
Use the binomial theorem to prove that
3
n
=
n
k
=
0
n
k
2
k
.
Generalize to find
the sum
n
k
=
0
n
k rk for any real number r
.
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