Discrete mathematics Question 3/ Vraag 3Let n be a given positive integer and define the predicate P(r) asLaat n 'n gegewe positiewe heelgetal wees en definieer die predikaat P(r) asyn+1 – 1r - 1i=02 | Page Question 3.1/ Vraag 3.1For n = 2 write down P ).Virn = 2 skryf P ()neer.Question 3.2/ Vraag 3.2For an arbitrary given positive integer n write down PVir 'n willekeurige gegewe positiewe heelgetal n skryf P ()пеer.Question 3.3 / Vraag 3.3Let a, = 1-2nas in Question 2.2. Prove algebraically (by direct manipulation, not matheminduction) thatLaat an = 1-soos in Vraag 2.2. Bewys algebraïes (deur direkte manipulasie, nie wiskurinduksie) dat1Vn 2 0,2(an+1 - an):%3D2nQuestion 3.4 / Vraag 3.4Prove now thatBewys nou datN+1- 1> 2(an+1 - an) =n=01

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