Q1 When we assume the Inductive Hypothesis, we must also assume the bounds on our input variable k. If we fail to do so, we will not be able to do which of the following? O Apply V introduction to show that for all n, the Inductive Hypothesis implies the Inductive Conclusion. Derive the Inductive Conclusion. O Show that the kth case implies the k + 1st case. O Prove the base case.

Q1 When we assume the Inductive Hypothesis, we must also assume the bounds on our input variable k. If we fail to do so, we will not be able to do which of the following? O Apply V introduction to show that for all n, the Inductive Hypothesis implies the Inductive Conclusion. Derive the Inductive Conclusion. O Show that the kth case implies the k + 1st case. O Prove the base case.

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