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Kwan has determined that he can use the expression 2(n+1)−3 to find the number of squares for any step number n. Find an equivalent expression that Kwan can also use. I need help
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Kwan has determined that he can use the expression 2(n+1)−3 to find the number of squares for any step number n. Find an equivalent expression that Kwan can also use. I need help

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Answer: 2n-1

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the answer is 2n-1

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