In the Tower of Hanoi problem with “n” disks, how many moves are required to solve the problem?

In the Tower of Hanoi problem with "n" disks, how many moves are required to solve the problem?

  • Correct Answer: Algorithms
  • 2^n - 1
  • n
  • 2n

Explanation: 2^n

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