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Let f(n) be the base-10 logarithm of the sum of the elements of the nth row in Pascal's triangle. Express \(\frac{f(n)}{\log 2}\)in terms of n.

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 Aug 25, 2018
edited by Guest  Aug 25, 2018
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Can I have some help please? I need this soon!

 Aug 25, 2018
edited by Guest  Aug 25, 2018
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Here's my best attempt

 

The sum of the elements on row n of Pascal's triangle  = 2^n

 

So....in  base 10, we have

 

Log 2^n  =  

 

n Log 2  =  f(n)

 

And

 

f(n) / log 2   =    

 

n log 2  / log 2  =   

 

n

 

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 Aug 25, 2018

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