MATHEMATICAL INDUCTION. 1+3+5+7+....+(2n-1)=n^2

MATHEMATICAL METHODS TWO (II) MATH 162

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[@IstaraKhatun]

Sir, please solve this problem "prove that 1!3!5!.....(2n-1)!>(n!)^n"

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At the final stage,you avoided 1+3+5+....

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Why do you add (2n-1) again?

[@kashifmurtaza5010]

Great, can we put more natural no to prove first step..
It is necessary to put only n=1 ?

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Let's try putting another natural number and see if it works. We can help each other out ☺️

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