5^y =k Find 5^y+1, in terms of k.

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Nidya asked Oct 8, 2022

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5^y =k
Find 5^y+1, in terms of k.

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k = 5^y

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Answer:

k+1

Explanation:

5^y = k

5^y + 1 = k + 1

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