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QUESTION 12. | Using a Proof by Induction, prove that (2n)! is a multiple of 2+1 for all integers n > 2. Clearly state the proposition to be proved, Basis of Induction, Induction Hypothesis, and Induction Step. Clearly indicate where the Induction Hypothesis is used in your proof.

QUESTION 12. | Using a Proof by Induction, prove that (2n)! is a multiple of 2+1 for all integers n > 2. Clearly state the proposition to be proved, Basis of Induction, Induction Hypothesis, and Induction Step. Clearly indicate where the Induction Hypothesis is used in your proof.

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QUESTION 12. Using a Proof by Induction, prove that (2n)! is a multiple of 2+1 for all integers n > 2. Clearly state the proposition to be proved, Basis of Induction, Induction Hypothesis, and Induction Step. Clearly indicate where the Induction Hypothesis is used in your proof.
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 12. Using a Proof by Induction, prove that (2n)! is a multiple of 2+1 for all integers n > 2. Clearly state the proposition to be proved, Basis of Induction, Induction Hypothesis, and Induction Step. Clearly indicate where the Induction Hypothesis is used in your proof.
Long-Answer Questions Important: In all proofs, for each step, you must clearly indicate whether you are assuming something, or whether what you wrote is something that follows from a definition or a previous step of your proof. If any variables appear in your proof, make sure you clearly indicate what they represent.
Transcribed Image Text:Long-Answer Questions Important: In all proofs, for each step, you must clearly indicate whether you are assuming something, or whether what you wrote is something that follows from a definition or a previous step of your proof. If any variables appear in your proof, make sure you clearly indicate what they represent.
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