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The correct answer is marked because i got it wrong.
this is a very very weird way to ask this question but no matter the next step is to replace \(k\) by \(k+1\) on the right on the left add the next term
ok even that was not what they wanted they wanted you to add the \(k+1\) term to both sides
Like this; 1+5+25+ k+1?
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oh no
\[1+5+5^2+...+5^{k-1}+5^{k+1-1}\] is what they want
i replaced \(k\) by \(k+1\)
wow that's it?
a normal person would just write \[1+5+5^2+...+5^{k-1}+5^{k}\]n because \(k+1-1=k\) but no matter
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yeah that is it for the left add the same thing to the right this is no way to understand induction but whatever
Ooh I always get confused in these. Thanks alot!
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