Consider the following algorithm:GeoSum(r, n)Input: Positive real number r and natural number npn+1Output: 1.r-1If (n = 0), Return( 1 )sum= GeoSum(r, n – 1)+r"Return sumProve that this algorithm computes the function f(r,n) = " . (HINT: Prove by induc-pn+1r-tion on n.)

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Consider the following algorithm: GeoSum(r, n) Input: Positive real number r and natural number n pn+1_1 Output: r-1 If (n = 0), Return( 1 ) sum= GeoSum(r, n – 1)+rª Return sum Prove that this algorithm computes the function f(r,n) = " . (HINT: Prove by induc- pn+1 r-1 tion on n.)

Consider the following algorithm: GeoSum(r, n) Input: Positive real number r and natural number n pn+1_1 Output: r-1 If (n = 0), Return( 1 ) sum= GeoSum(r, n – 1)+rª Return sum Prove that this algorithm computes the function f(r,n) = " . (HINT: Prove by induc- pn+1 r-1 tion on n.)

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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