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Warm-up Problem. Prove by induction: Every n≥8 is the sum of 3’s and 5’s. Warm-up Problem. Prove by induction: Every n≥8 is the sum of 3’s and 5’s (“ n is triquinqual ”). Warm-up Problem. Prove by induction: Every n≥8 is the sum of 3’s and 5’s (“ n is triquinqual ”) Proof: n =.
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Warm-up Problem Prove by induction: Every n≥8 is the sum of 3’s and 5’s
Warm-up Problem Prove by induction: Every n≥8 is the sum of 3’s and 5’s (“n is triquinqual”)
Warm-up Problem • Prove by induction: Every n≥8 is the sum of 3’s and 5’s (“n is triquinqual”) • Proof: • n =
Warm-up Problem • Prove by induction: Every n≥8 is the sum of 3’s and 5’s (“n is triquinqual”) • Proof: • n = 8 =
Warm-up Problem • Prove by induction: Every n≥8 is the sum of 3’s and 5’s (“n is triquinqual”) • Proof: • n = 8 = 3+5 is triquinqual • n = 9
Warm-up Problem • Prove by induction: Every n≥8 is the sum of 3’s and 5’s (“n is triquinqual”) • Proof: Need multiple base cases • n = 8 = 3+5 is triquinqual • n = 9
Warm-up Problem • Prove by induction: Every n≥8 is the sum of 3’s and 5’s (“n is triquinqual”) • Proof: Need multiple base cases • n = 8 = 3+5 is triquinqual • n = 9 = 3+3+3 is triquinqual • n =
Warm-up Problem • Prove by induction: Every n≥8 is the sum of 3’s and 5’s (“n is triquinqual”) • Proof: Need multiple base cases • n = 8 = 3+5 is triquinqual • n = 9 = 3+3+3 is triquinqual • n = 10 = 5+5 is triquinqual • (I.H.) Assume
Warm-up Problem • Prove by induction: Every n≥8 is the sum of 3’s and 5’s (“n is triquinqual”) • Proof: Need multiple base cases • n = 8 = 3+5 is triquinqual • n = 9 = 3+3+3 is triquinqual • n = 10 = 5+5 is triquinqual • (I.H.) Assume m ≥ 10 and every n≤m is triquinqual. Prove
Warm-up Problem • Prove by induction: Every n≥8 is the sum of 3’s and 5’s (“n is triquinqual”) • Proof: Need multiple base cases • n = 8 = 3+5 is triquinqual • n = 9 = 3+3+3 is triquinqual • n = 10 = 5+5 is triquinqual • (I.H.) Assume m ≥ 10 and every n≤m is triquinqual. Prove m+1 is triquinqual.
Warm-up Problem • Prove by induction: Every n≥8 is the sum of 3’s and 5’s (“n is triquinqual”) • Proof: Need multiple base cases • n = 8 = 3+5 is triquinqual • n = 9 = 3+3+3 is triquinqual • n = 10 = 5+5 is triquinqual • (I.H.) Assume m ≥ 10 and every n≤m is triquinqual. Prove m+1 is triquinqual. • m+1 is triquinqual because m+1 = (m-2)+3 and m-2 ≥ 8 is triquinqual.