1.) Mathematical induction is useful in determining whether the statement REMAINS TRUE with any natural number as k. Is the statement TRUE or FALSE? 2.) We have only one (1) step that we may utilize in Mathematical induction – the Inductive step. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE? a. Underline only the PART that makes the following statement erroneous: "The Basis step helps in determining whether the first iteration of the statement which is P(k+10) is TRUE "

1.) Mathematical induction is useful in determining whether the statement REMAINS TRUE with any natural number as k. Is the statement TRUE or FALSE? 2.) We have only one (1) step that we may utilize in Mathematical induction – the Inductive step. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE? a. Underline only the PART that makes the following statement erroneous: "The Basis step helps in determining whether the first iteration of the statement which is P(k+10) is TRUE "

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