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238 BINOMIAL COEFFICIENTS 72 Prove that, if m, n, and k are integers and n > 0, n2k-v(k) is an integer, where v(k) is...

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238 BINOMIAL COEFFICIENTS

72 Prove that, if m, n, and k are integers and n > 0, n2k-v(k)

is an integer,

where v(k) is the number of l’s in the binary representation of k. 73 Use the repertoire method to solve the recurrence

X0 = a; x, := p; Xn = (n-1)(X,-j +X,-2),

for n > 1

Hint: Both n! and ni satisfy this recurrence.

74 This problem concerns a deviant version of Pascal’s triangle in which the sides consist of the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, . . . instead of all l’s, although the interior numbers still satisfy the addition formula: i

1

4 G,

2 343

2

7

7

I :

i S’

4

.5 ii0v4 i/., $ l1 lb 5 .b

If ((t)) denotes the kth number in row n, for 1 < k < n, we have ((T)) = ((t)) = n, and ((L)) = ((“,‘)) + ((:I:)) for 1 < k < n. Express the quantity ((i)) in closed form. 75 Find a relation between the functions

” (n)

= ;

(31;:

1) ’

S2(n)

= 6

(Sk”,

2)

and the quantities 12”/.3J and [2n/31. 76 Solve the following recurrence for n, k 3 0:

Q n,O = 1;

Qo,k

= [k=Ol;

Q n,k = Qn-l,k + Qn-l,k-, +

for n, k > 0.