Consider the set L:= {(a,b) E Z²| (a – b) is a multiple of 3}. A proposed recursive definition for L is outlined below and the set it creates is called L'. Base Cases: {(-1,1), (0,0), (1,1)}cĽ' Recursive Rules: If (a,b) E L', then (a+3,b) E L' and (a,b– 3) e L' If this recursive definition is correct, then L' mistake, then prove that L' =L. Otherwise, edit the definition of L' and then prove that L' = L. L, but maybe a mistake was made. If there is no

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