Induction help pls (2 Viewers)

[wandering17]

bare with me, its my first time attempting induction...I'm having problem with q2 .

1. Prove 3+10+17+...+(7n-4)=n/2(7n-1) for all n is equal or above 1.

I could do that question, since the difference was 7, and i could do step 2. Assume.

Though in this other question,

2. 5+11+19+...+(8n-3) = n(4n+1) for all n is equal or above 1.

I don't understand how to do step 2, as i took away the difference from 8n-3?

Sorry if this sounds confusing, but im also confused.. :/

 

[FrankXie]

question 2, the first three terms shown were wrong. was this question from a book? trash it into a bin.
5+13+21+dots+(8n-3)=n(4n+1)

 

[wandering17]

question 2, the first three terms shown were wrong. was this question from a book? trash it into a bin.
5+13+21+dots+(8n-3)=n(4n+1)

Yeah, what do you mean it's wrong? :/

 

[FrankXie]

the corrected one was already there in the bottom in my last post

 

[braintic]

bare with me

Do you really want to stand by that invitation?

Or did you perhaps mean 'bear' with me?

 

[PhysicsMaths]

Do you really want to stand by that invitation?

Or did you perhaps mean 'bear' with me?

LOL

 

[Drsoccerball]

Do you really want to stand by that invitation?

Or did you perhaps mean 'bear' with me?

braintic makes my day everytime he comments ahahaha

 

[Silly Sausage]

Thus, for
Prove for ,



Hence, statement is true for