In the process of proving P(n) by induction, we need to assume that P(n) is true and show that P(n+1) is true. Indicate which line we used the assumption in the process of showing P(n+1) is true:

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In the process of proving P(n) by induction, we need to assume that P(n) is true and show that P(n+1) is true. Indicate which line we used the assumption in the process of showing P(n+1) is true:
Let Pin): "In 1+27= 3^²
n
LI: 3n+¹ = 3.3"
22 3.3" = 3 +6n
L3 6n = 2n
14: 3+6 n = 3 + 2n
25: 3n+¹ = 2n +3
Transcribed Image Text:Let Pin): "In 1+27= 3^² n LI: 3n+¹ = 3.3" 22 3.3" = 3 +6n L3 6n = 2n 14: 3+6 n = 3 + 2n 25: 3n+¹ = 2n +3
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