2. Suppose that co,c1,c2,... is a sequence defined as follows: co=1, C₁=4 Ck=2ck-1-Ck-2 for every integer k ≥2. Consider a proof by strong induction where P(n) is "bn=3n+1" for each integer n≥0. State P(k+1) and the first sentence for the inductive step, do not prove.
2. Suppose that co,c1,c2,... is a sequence defined as follows: co=1, C₁=4 Ck=2ck-1-Ck-2 for every integer k ≥2. Consider a proof by strong induction where P(n) is "bn=3n+1" for each integer n≥0. State P(k+1) and the first sentence for the inductive step, do not prove.
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