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What would an inductive step involving a 21-year-old prove?
Stephen Davies, Ph.D. Version 2.2.2 Through Discrete Mathematics A Cool Brisk Walk / Chapter 1
"Well, if a 21-year-old can vote, then that would sure prove it (by the inductive step)."
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