For each n E N, let an be the number of permuations Sn whose cube is the identity permutation. Prove combinatorially that An+3 = an+2 + (n = 2)(n+1)an for every n E N.
For each n E N, let an be the number of permuations Sn whose cube is the identity permutation. Prove combinatorially that An+3 = an+2 + (n = 2)(n+1)an for every n E N.
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Transcribed Image Text:For each n E N, let an be the number of permuations Sn
whose cube is the identity permutation. Prove
combinatorially that An+3 = an+2 + (n = 2)(n+1)an for
every n E N.
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