Video Lesson using the proof of induction to prove divisibility
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Solved Prove the following statement by mathematical
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Teacher asked us to prove that n^3-n is divisible by 6. I tried proving it with modular arithmetic mod 6. She said this proof was wrong. But what is wrong with this
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Solved For every integer n≥0,7n−1 is divisible by 6 . Proof
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Inductive proofs examples
SOLVED: Use mathematical induction to prove that 7n+2 is divisible by 57 for every nonnegative integer n.
