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Proof and Mathematical Induction

  • Remember to do the case of n = 1 (the base case). This is usually very simple.

  • Always use the information in the case of n = k to prove the case of n = k + 1. Often factoring or a clever multiplication will work.

  • To find a counter-example, start with small values of n and increase by 1 until you find one.

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