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N(n + 1) |2 let pin) be the statement that 13+ 23+ 33+ + n 2 for the positive integer n. references section break difficulty: easy award: 8.33 points we will have completed the basis step of the proof if we show that (check all that apply.) (you must provide an answer before moving to the next part.) p(1) is true. p(o) is true. p()p2) is true. 13+23+ 3_nin+1)|2 is true for n 1. 2 n(n+1)| 2 13 +23+..+n is true for some integer n.

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