6a. What would the base case be in a proof by induction of this statement? 6b. What would P(k+1) be in a proof by induction of this statement?

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6a. What would the base case be in a proof by induction of this statement?

6b. What would P(k+1) be in a proof by induction of this statement?

6. Use the following statement to answer the following questions.
Prove that 2" > 2n for all n> 2
Transcribed Image Text:6. Use the following statement to answer the following questions. Prove that 2" > 2n for all n> 2
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