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Mathematical Induction Investigation, Year 12

A guided investigation building an induction proof through conjecture, base case, inductive hypothesis, inductive step and conclusion, using visual patterns for triangular numbers, odd sums and geometric sums. The full interactive is available to licensed Education Universe users.

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Ask students to explain the domino analogy in their own words before writing a formal proof.

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