K = 10^26 + 2^26, and K is a multiple of 2^n but NOT a mu...

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K = 10^{26} + 2^{26}

, and

K

is a multiple of

2^n

but NOT a multiple of

2^{n+1}

. If n is a positive integer, what is the value of

n+1

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