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hey BOS, does anyone have a set of rules for graphing the integral or derivative of original function f(x) without knowing the formula, with just the graph given thanks in advance

double 2 double O that's sweet so ill just ignore strong induction and hope for the best

how do we know when strong induction is needed? @CM_Tutor

so the second version is usually just recurrence induction and the first version applies to all other scenarios? so inequalities, sequences etc?

why cant we just use n=k

hey users, just got a question about strong induction for the assumption case, what would be the condition to assume n=<k or assume n=k, and what is the difference and would we lose marks for using wrong one? also, would we ever need to assume/prove n=<k+1 thanks

hey guys, can anyone solve this hard Q? thanks in advance

hey all, found this hard proof question, can anyone help me thanks in advance

gday y'all, what's the quickest way to do this? also can someone explain this: solutions show k=0,1,2,3,4,5,6 but this is out of the restriction as -pi=<theta=<pi, correct results would be k=0,+/-1,+/-2,+/-3 ? thanks in advance