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iitutor explains about proof by mathematical induction for divisibility. Step 1 shows how to set up the formula work for the initial value such as 1, then in the second step, we need to assume it works for n = k, then in step 3, we need to prove the formula works for n = k + 1 based on the assumption made at the second step. Divisibility proof requires the knowledge of multiples of numbers as well as basic and fundamental algebraic skills.
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[zhongxina]

You are such a charming and great maths teacher ! And a fellow Australian. It was very helpful, Thankyou

[micabad]

I am taking discrete mathematics II and thank you so much for this amazing example

[abdullahansari]

Hello!!, Your explanation very crisp and clear and also easy to understand. It would be great if you could do a module on Multiplication Proof by Induction.

Thanks

[jacklinnane]

This was very helpful. Much appreciated. Better than my textbook explained it.

[ABHISHEKDUTTA]

well explained and have my doubts cleared. above all you looked very pretty.

[ankur]

WOW! great presentaion, difficult task of math made in to simple task. i just adore the way it was

[lutherblissett]

Excellent explanation. This was really helpful. Thank you :)

[samriddhichatterjee]

Thank you so much. I was stuck with this part for a long time. Thanks for your help.

[sakhisalimi]

thanks so much it really helped me for tomorrow exam

[shankarkumarmagar]

Mam ur explanation is wonderful. ..thank u so much. .as tomorrow is our maths exam..

[phoenixjb]

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[samhu]

Alternatively, 6^(k+1) + 4 = 6(6^k) + 4 = (5+1)(6^k) + 4 = 5(6^k) + (6^k + 4), which would be more straightforward as we won't need calculations such as -4x6+4=-20. 

[justalittlebitoflove]

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[vanbeut]

Thank you so much! I really need this for my test.

[hpp]

Very nice example beautifully explained!

[abuahmed-ikev]

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[chi]

wooah... made it much easier, with the way she explained and the smile
damn cute

[tyrelldwyer]

Is this video for GCSE or AS Level because in doing GCSE and I don't know if I could revise in this video

[slimeyj]

5(fraction) could be div by 5... For example, if the fraction were 0.2 like you said :). Not criticising! Just a little funny. Very nice explanation.