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Prove by the principle of mathematical induction that `n<2^n"for all"n in Ndot`

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Given,
`p(n)=n<2^n`
`p(1)=1<2` which is true
`p(2)=2<4` which is also true
so,p(k) is true
now,
`p(k+1)=(k+1)<2^(k+1)`
`p(1)=2<4 `which is true .
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