Question: 1) Let A be set. Show that A - = A using the definition of what it means to be an element of a set.
1) Let A be set. Show that A - = A using the definition of what it means to be an element of a set.
Add a line for each change and line up the equal signs.When done correctly, this proof will have 5 lines.
2) Use mathematical induction to prove that 1 + 2 + 3 + ... + n = n(n+1)/2for all n >=1
Label your steps, A., B., C., D. E. and provideonlythe parts requested in bold text.
A.Write P(n).
B. Basis step:Showthat P(n) works for some n.
C. The inductive step is how that P(k)
P(k+1).
- Write P(k)in the form "P(k) = ..."
- You will assume P(k) and show P(k+1) is true.
- Write P(k+1)in the form "P(k+1) = ..."
D.Write the proof.
- The first line should build on the inductive hypothesis.
- The second line should contain only the RHS of the equation.
- Add additional lines for each algebraic change, lining up the equal signs.
- The last line should conclude the proof in terms of k.
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