3.) In a statement in Mathematical induction, we may only use positive integers or natural numbers for k. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE? 4.) We use k and k+1 for the Inductive step and Basis step respectively. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE?

3.) In a statement in Mathematical induction, we may only use positive integers or natural numbers for k. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE? 4.) We use k and k+1 for the Inductive step and Basis step respectively. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE?

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