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For all ne N. prove that 41^n- 14^n is a multiple of 27.​

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Answered by jagadhes1979
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Answered by ShivajiMaharaj45
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Step-by-step explanation:

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 \sf {41}^{n} - \sf {14}^{n} is a multiple of 27

\sf {\bold {\underline {Step\: I : Put \:n = 1 }}}

\sf {41}^{1} - \sf {14}^{1}

= 41 - 14

= 27

\therefore P ( 1 ) is true .

\sf{\bold {\underline  {Step \:II : Assume\:  P ( k )\: is \:true}}}

i.e. \sf {41}^{k} - \sf {14}^{k} = \sf 27m

\therefore \sf {41}^{k} = \sf 27m + \sf {14}^{k} ... ( 1 )

\sf{\bold {\underline {Step\:III : Prove \: P (k+1) \: is \: true}}}

\therefore\sf {41}^{k+1} - \sf {14}^{k+1} = 27n

\therefore\sf{41}^{k}.41 - \sf{14}^{k}.14

\therefore[tex]\sf

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