How to Write a Mathematical Induction Proof with a Summation

[@SoulsLike06]

Improved my understanding, I needed this for the exams soon thanks 😅

[@vv.johnny6097]

this is the best video I have come across so far it helped me with my hw keep up the great videos

[@TheMathSorcerer]

Thanks, will do!

[@jhx1994]

Simple and helpful example and explanation. Thank you!

[@andrewmathematician7443]

Thank you, finally I was able to finish my homework. I couldn't figure it on my own

[@Gabriele_finite8]

Simply the best video out there, thank u

[@stacysmom-xe4mv]

thank you so much for this tutorial!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@alihasani648]

Thank you sir😊

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[@MelLorenzAntugon]

What if n=2 since the statement saids that for "all" positive integers n?

[@MelLorenzAntugon]

Is both side still equal?

[@MelLorenzAntugon]

Is both side still equal?

[@Oliverm0001]

I don't understand how you can just add the k+1 term outside the summation notation. I don't get how that all adds up to the LHS. If anyone can explain further please do! I feel like it hasn't clicked for me yet.

[@SunshinesElectropedia]

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[@MelLorenzAntugon]

What if n=2 since the statement saids that for "all" positive integers n?