choose the correct answers(few):1) The proof is correct.2) The proof is wrong.3)The predicate is not valid.4)The base case is wrong.5)The Inductive Hypothesis is written incorrectly.6)There is a problem in the Inductive Step. Proof: Let P(n): the sum of the first n powers of two is 2"– 1.We will prove by induction that P(n) holds for all n e N.Base Case: P(0) = 2º – 1 = 0.%3D|Since the sum of zero numbers is 0, P(0) holds.IH: Suppose that P(k) holds, i.e. that2° + 2'+...+2-1 – 2k – 1IS: We will show that P(k+1) also holds, meaningthe sum of the first k+1 powers of 2 is 2*+1 – 1We proceed as follows:2° + 2'+...+2k-1 + 2k = 2k+1 – 1. +2*-12° + 2'+...+2k–12º + 2'+...+2*-1 + 2k = 2* + 2k – 12° + 2'+...+2k-1 – 2k – 1+ 2* = 2(2*) – 1We have arrived at the IH, which we know to be true.Therefore P(k+1) holds, completing the induction

choose the correct answers(few): 1) The proof is correct. 2) The proof is wrong. 3)The predicate is not valid. 4)The base case is wrong. 5)The Inductive Hypothesis is written incorrectly. 6)There is a problem in the Inductive Step.

choose the correct answers(few): 1) The proof is correct. 2) The proof is wrong. 3)The predicate is not valid. 4)The base case is wrong. 5)The Inductive Hypothesis is written incorrectly. 6)There is a problem in the Inductive Step.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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