3. а)Prove by induction that1P(n):2+6+12+20+...+n(2n+ 2) = n(n+1)(n+2) Vn2113Let f:R→(-1,1) be defined by f(x) =-,XeR. Find theX-1'b)inverse of the above function if it exists, where R is the set ofreal numbers? 1. Using the graph below.Gabdhpa)Draw the adjacency list and perfom DFS and BFS using S as asource as well as the resulting BFS tree?b)Detemine the in– degree, out – degree and hence the degree ofeach vertex, write out the degree sequence and derive theHandshaking Principle?

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3. а) Prove by induction that 1 P(n):2+6+12+20+...+n(2n+2) = n(n+1)(n+2) Vn21 2 1 3 Let f:R→(-1,1) be defined by f(x) = ,XeR. Find the х-1 b) inverse of the above function if it exists, where R is the set of real numbers?

3. а) Prove by induction that 1 P(n):2+6+12+20+...+n(2n+2) = n(n+1)(n+2) Vn21 2 1 3 Let f:R→(-1,1) be defined by f(x) = ,XeR. Find the х-1 b) inverse of the above function if it exists, where R is the set of real numbers?

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Prove by induction that
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P(n):2+6+12+20+...+n(2n+ 2) = n(n+1)(n+2) Vn21
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3
Let f:R→(-1,1) be defined by f(x) =-
,XeR. Find the
X-1'
b)
inverse of the above function if it exists, where R is the set of
real numbers?

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p
a)
Draw the adjacency list and perfom DFS and BFS using S as a
source as well as the resulting BFS tree?
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Detemine the in– degree, out – degree and hence the degree of
each vertex, write out the degree sequence and derive the
Handshaking Principle?

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