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Standard XII
Mathematics
Proof by mathematical induction
Consider the ...
Question
Consider the statement:
"
P
(
n
)
:
n
2
−
n
+
41
is prime". Then which one of the following is true?
A
P
(
5
)
is false but P
(
3
)
is true
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B
Both P
(
3
)
and P
(
5
)
are false
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C
P
(
3
)
is false but P
(
5
)
is true
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D
Both P
(
3
)
and P
(
5
)
are true
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Solution
The correct option is
A
Both P
(
3
)
and P
(
5
)
are true
P
(
n
)
:
n
2
−
n
+
41
is prime
P
(
5
)
=
61
which is prime
P
(
3
)
=
47
which is also prime.
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