If n is a positive integer,is the value of b-a atleast twice the value of 3^n - 2^n ?
1. a = 2^(n+1) and b = 3^(n+1)
2. n = 3
1. a = 2^(n+1) and b = 3^(n+1)
2. n = 3
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Please someone explain the solution of this question? It looks so hard to me.fightthegmat wrote:If n is a positive integer,is the value of b-a atleast twice the value of 3^n - 2^n ?
1. a = 2^(n+1) and b = 3^(n+1)
2. n = 3
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