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Power of two
(
2
k
,
k
∈
Z
≥
0
)
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)
Mathematics
Area of mathematics
Number theory
Integer
Positive integer
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2026-10-14
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In this
positive integer
context
,
a
power of two
is
2
k
for
a
nonnegative integer
k
,
giving
1
,
2
,
4
,
8
,
…
. Allowing negative or real
exponents
gives
a
broader meaning of
exponentiation
, which is not intended in the
integer
divisibility
criteria here.
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The term "
power of two
" refers to
numbers
that can be expressed in the form \(
2
^
n\)
, where \(
n
\) is an
integer
. In other
words
,
a
power of two
is
a value
obtained by multiplying the
number
two by itself \(
n
\)
times
.
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