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yaroslaw [1]
3 years ago
12

1st Generation is 1 person

Mathematics
1 answer:
Rama09 [41]3 years ago
5 0
Every generation is being multiplied by 2.

5th: 16
6th: 32
7th: 64
8th: 128
9th: 256
10th: 512
11th: 1024
12th: 2048
13th: 4096

So the 13th generation gave 4,096 people.

15th: 8192
16th: 16384
17th: 32768
18th: 65536
19th: 131072
20th: 262144
21st: 524288
22nd: 1,048,576
23rd: 2,097,152
24th: 4,194,304
25th: 8,388,608

Then add the total of all generations to get the answer: 16,777,214
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