Answer to Question #175426 in Discrete Mathematics for jonas asare

Question #175426
P(n): n! > 3n for n ≥ 7. What is the Base Step?
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2021-03-26T13:51:25-0400

Let "P(n): n! > 3n" for "n \u2265 7". Since we prove that statement is true for all "n \u2265 7", we conclude that the Base Step is for "n=7", that is "P(7): 7! > 3\\cdot 7" which is equivalent to "5040>21."


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