Answer the following question.Each positive integer can be written as a sum or difference of distinct integer powersof 3 in only one way. For example, 1 = 3º, 6 = 3² – 3', and 87 = 3ª + 3² – 31.Note that 6 = 31 + 31 is not valid since the powers of 3 used are not distinct. Write2021 as a sum or difference of distinct integer powers of 3.%3D%3D(Remember: Your solution must show appropriate work or reasoning.)

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Answer the following question. Each positive integer can be written as a sum or difference of distinct integer powers of 3 in only one way. For example, 1 = 3°, 6 = 32 – 31, and 87 = 34 + 32 – 31. Note that 6 = 31 + 31 is not valid since the powers of 3 used are not distinct. Write 2021 as a sum or difference of distinct integer powers of 3. (Remember: Your solution must show appropriate work or reasoning.)

Answer the following question. Each positive integer can be written as a sum or difference of distinct integer powers of 3 in only one way. For example, 1 = 3°, 6 = 32 – 31, and 87 = 34 + 32 – 31. Note that 6 = 31 + 31 is not valid since the powers of 3 used are not distinct. Write 2021 as a sum or difference of distinct integer powers of 3. (Remember: Your solution must show appropriate work or reasoning.)

Algebra: Structure And Method, Book 1

(REV)00th Edition

ISBN:9780395977224

Author:Richard G. Brown, Mary P. Dolciani, Robert H. Sorgenfrey, William L. Cole

Publisher:Richard G. Brown, Mary P. Dolciani, Robert H. Sorgenfrey, William L. Cole

Chapter9: Systems Of Linear Equations

Section9.7: Puzzle Problems

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