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CS 2800: Discrete Structures (Fall ’11) Oct.26, 2011 Induction Prepared by Doo San Baik(db478) Concept of Inductive Proof When you think of induction, one of the best analogies to think about is ladder. When you climb up the ladder, you have to step on the lower step and need to go up based on it. After we climb up the several steps, we can go up further by assuming that the step you are stepping on exists. With the…
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