For positive integer n, prove the following (given that I() = √T): T(n + 1) = 1-3.5 (2n-1)√√ 2" = (2n)√√. 4"n!
For positive integer n, prove the following (given that I() = √T): T(n + 1) = 1-3.5 (2n-1)√√ 2" = (2n)√√. 4"n!
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Transcribed Image Text:For positive integer n, prove the following (given that I() = √T):
T(n + 1) = 1-3.5 (2n-1)√√
2"
=
(2n)√√.
4"n!
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