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Let `n` be a positive integer and `k` be a whole number, `klt=2ndot` Statement 1: The maximum value of `^2n C_ki s^(2n)C_ndot` Statement 2: `(^(2n)C_(k+1))/(^(2n)C_k)<<1,fork=0,1,2, ,n-1a n d(^(2n)C_k)/(^(2n)C_(k-1)>>1,fork=n+1,n+2, ,2n` .

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