Your 2 cents worth, or 3 cents worth
and postage made up of only 2 and 3 cent stamps. Inductive proofs
and the IH Inductive Hypothesis in yet another context.
Inductive Proof Postage Problem
from page 111 of textbook. Exercise #64.
(FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27th CLASS).
STUDY and REWRITE and REVIEW THIS proof frequently and VERY CAREFULLY!)
Another example proof for Induction
problems. Prove that the predecessor of (7 raised to the nth power) is
always divisible by 6, for all integers n >= 1.
(FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27th HANDOUT - MASTER THIS PROOF on a higher
level every time you review it). Rewrite this proof. Appreciate every detail
of the proof. REVIEW!!!
Inductive proof of an inequality
from November 14th class group exercise.
(COVERED ON FRIDAY, FEB 27th - REVIEW, REVIEW, REVIEW this proof).