MCQ
(n+1)C1​ + (n+1)C2 ​+ (n+1)C3 ​+…..+ (n+1)Cn ​=
  • A
    2(2n+1)
  • B
    2(2n−1)
  • C
    2n+1
  • D
    (2n+1 - 1)

Answer

  1. 2(2n−1)

Solution

As in the hint required expression + n+1C0​ + n+1Cn+1​ = 2n+1

⇒ required. expression = 2n+1 − 2 = 2(2n−1)

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