Let A=[(-1,-4),(1,3)], by Mathematical I...

Let `A=[(-1,-4),(1,3)]`, by Mathematical Induction prove that :
`A^(n)[(1-2n,-4n),(n,1+2n)]`, where `n in N`.

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