hello I am confused about the induction law, if we proved the validity of the statement for n = 1 and also for general n + 1 does that mean that we proved that the statement is true for all n?
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hello I am confused about the induction law, if we proved the validity of the st...
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dry berry
for general n + 1
for general n+1 given n
otherwise you can directly prove
wanton trout
so we prove the base n = 1 and then we assume it is true for n, to prove n + 1 . and if n + 1 is true we can validate the statement?
dry berry
For all positive integers, yes