3. Answer any one of 3(a) and 3(b). (a) Use mathematical induction to prove the following inequality: 4n > 1+ 3n for all positive integers n. (b) Prove that E, i (2²-1) = (n – 1)2" + 1 for all positive integers n using mathematical induction.
3. Answer any one of 3(a) and 3(b). (a) Use mathematical induction to prove the following inequality: 4n > 1+ 3n for all positive integers n. (b) Prove that E, i (2²-1) = (n – 1)2" + 1 for all positive integers n using mathematical induction.
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