Question #165172

Prove by mathematical induction

2n>(n+1)! For all integars n>=2


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Expert's answer
2021-02-24T07:47:17-0500

The correct inequality is 2n<(n+1)!2^n<(n+1)!

Basis of induction: n=2.

2n=4<(2+1)!=62^n = 4 < (2+1)! = 6 is true.

Assume now that the inequality is proved for n=N-1. Then it is correct for n=N:

(N+1)!=(N+1)N!>(N+1)2N1=22N1=2N(N+1)! = (N+1)\cdot N!>(N+1)\cdot 2^{N-1} = 2\cdot 2^{N-1}=2^N

Therefore, the statement is proved by the principle of the mathematical induction.


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