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CBSE - XI Science - Maths - Principle of Mathematical Induction
Prove that x^(2n-1)+y^(2n-1) is divisible by x+y for all n belongs to N.
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21st September 2015,
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CBSE - XI Science - Maths - Principle of Mathematical Induction
Prove that:
4^n-3n-1 is divisible by 9
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15th May 2014,
3:08 PM
CBSE - XI Science - Maths - Principle of Mathematical Induction
Prove That:
2^n<3^n
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15th May 2014,
1:07 PM
CBSE - XI Science - Maths - Principle of Mathematical Induction
in pmi of inequalities
the < was converted into =
in one of the vedio lessons
the < was converted into =
in one of the vedio lessons
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30th April 2014,
4:50 PM
CBSE - XI Science - Maths - Principle of Mathematical Induction
(cos?+sin?)^n=cos n?+isin n?
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2nd March 2014,
10:28 AM
CBSE - XI Science - Maths - Principle of Mathematical Induction
p(n)=1
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2nd January 2014,
6:18 PM
CBSE - XI Science - Maths - Principle of Mathematical Induction
Question 10 Prove by PMI,2^n > n^2,nis greater than or equal to 5 n belong toN In Mathematics Asked by: shiv ,
Asked by Alekhya K
29th December 2013,
2:22 PM
CBSE - XI Science - Maths - Principle of Mathematical Induction
Please solve this problem in detail
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29th December 2013,
1:01 PM
CBSE - XI Science - Maths - Principle of Mathematical Induction
why (2k-1)became (2k-1)+(2k+1)?
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12th December 2013,
9:34 PM
CBSE - XI Science - Maths - Principle of Mathematical Induction
1> 1\2.5+1\5.8+......+1\(3n-1)(3n+2)=n\(6n+4)
Asked by visakha
30th November 2013,
6:22 PM
