Algebracan you please elaborate and explain the answer for prove n^n<=(2n)! using mathematical induction? santosh kumar kurashetty 15 Years agoGrade
Sudheesh Singanamalla15 Years agogiven : n^n to prove : n^n = 2n! for n=1 (1^1 = 1) <= (2*1 = 1) since it is true for n=1, for n=k k^k <= 2*k! assuming n=k to be true, multiplying bothsides by k we get k^k * k^1 <= (2*k)! * k k^k+1 <= (2*k*k) * (2*(k-1))! = 2[(k*k)*(k-1)]! this is of the form n^n = 2n! therefore n^n = 2n!