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(i) Truefor n
n .
6
6, falsefor 7
(ii) Truefor n
39, falsefor n
40, or a multipleof 41, or 40
k
.
P ( n ) does not imply P ( n
1).
7
6 5 n 1 divisibleby 5 6 5( n 1) 1 divisibleby 5.
But both statements are false because the first statement is false when
n
1. P (1) is false.
8
(i) (1 x ) dy / dx 1, or (1 x ) y 1, so (1 x ) y y 0, and
theproposition holds for n
1.
Suppose(1
x ) y ny
0, differentiating we have
x ) y
( n
1) y
(1
0, and theproposition for n
implies the proposition for n
1.
When x
0, y
1 and y ny
.So
y
(
1)
n !
y
(
1)
( n
1)! and thersult holds
by induction.
(ii) Differentiate (1
x
) y
1 twice to get result for n
1.
Differentiate result for n to obtain result for n
1. Result follows
by induction.
When x
0, y
1, y
0 and y
n ( n
1) y
0. So
result holds for n
1.
Also y
0
y
0, and y
(
1)
(2 n )!
y
(2 n
1)(2 n
2)(
1)
(2 n )!
(
1)
(2 n
2)!.
So result holds by induction.
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