14. Establish the identity below using a combinatorial proof.3n 1-2n-(2) (2) + (¿) (* 2³) + (2) ("² ²³) + + (2) (2) = (" + ³).22=n+35

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14. Establish the identity below using a combinatorial proof. 3 n 1 - 2 n - (2) (2) + (¿) (* 2³) + (2) ("² ²³) + + (2) (2) = (" + ³). 2 2 = n+3 5