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Suppose a formula that you need to prove by mathematical induction is true for all the natural numbers. Which value could you use to show that the formula is true for a certain …

Suppose a formula that you need to prove by mathematical induction is true for all the natural numbers. Which value could you use to show that the formula is true for a certain …
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Suppose a formula that you need to prove by mathematical induction is true for all the natural numbers. Which value could you use to show that the formula is true for a certain value?

Suppose a formula that you need to prove by mathematical induction is true for all-example-1
User Randy Leberknight
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Answer:

10

Explanation:

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Answer: 10

Explanation:

10 is a natural number.

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