Let P(n) be a variable proposition. Assume that both BC (the base case(s)) and IH (the inductivehypothesis) hold. Determine the largest subset S C Z for which, from these assumptions, we canconclude (Vn E S)P(n).а. ВС: Р(0) Л Р(1). ІH: (Vn € Z) (P(n) —D Р(п + 3)).

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Let P(n) be a variable proposition. Assume that both BC (the base case(s)) and IH (the inductive hypothesis) hold. Determine the largest subset S CZ for which, from these assumptions, we can conclude (Vn E S)P(n). а. ВС: Р(0) Л P(1). ІH: (n € Z)(P'n) 3D P(п + 3).