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Use mathematical induction to prove the following proposition: P(n) : 3 + 5 + 7 + ….+2n+ 1 = n(2 + n) where n = 1, 2, 3, ….
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Basis case P(1) hold or not?
I am guiding you, you must do by yourself. I don't give you the answer because there is no answer in "prove" problem
P(1) is not hold correct.
I worked it out and I got false not sure if I did it correctly
why? P(1) = 1(2+1) =3 hold for sure, your first term is 3, is it not right?
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cool now I see how to solve the induction! Thanks for your time
ok, have fun
well do thanks again
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