In the first part of the proof I showed for n=1,2 i.e. for 2¹ and 2² and you can similarly prove it for 2³ by considering the values x1, x2, ..., x8, and follow the same procedure as I did for x1,x2,x3,x4. Try it as an exercise :)

Fun fact:Only Indians students are interested in complex mathematics🇮🇳 Awesome video bro🌹

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It's an Indian channel so it's normal that most of the viewers are Indian

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Not true, m a Nigerian

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Thanks for sharing. It helped me in Statistics.

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I like your proof very much, but try not to use a red pen on the blackboard because for me it's hard to see your writing. Please try better Yellow. Thanks.

Very well explained sir Thank u

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Awesome buddy thank you so much it helped me alot!!! Keep Growing just one doubt is rms important???

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