Data Structures and Algorithms in Java
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Chapter 4, Problem 39C
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Given:
It is given that
Proof:
Let us prove the above case by induction steps.
Base case: Let us assume that the “n” value is “0”. Substitute the value in the given integral results in:
Thus, from the above integral the value of “S” is less than 2.
Induction case:
In induction case, take the following summation:
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