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Each of the n elements is either included or excluded, so the rule of product gives ∣P({1,…,n})∣=2n. Alternatively, partition the power set into disjoint families according to cardinality. The family of k-element subsets has size equal to the binomial coefficient (kn​). The rule of sum therefore gives
2n=k=0∑n​(kn​).​
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