Solving Gamma Function Homework: Get Help Now

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Start date Apr 10, 2011
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The discussion focuses on solving a homework problem related to the gamma function. One participant expresses difficulty in understanding the steps and seeks assistance. Suggestions include using proof by induction as a potential solution method. Additionally, plugging in values of m is recommended to gain insight into the equation. Overall, the conversation emphasizes collaborative problem-solving techniques for understanding the gamma function.

Apr 10, 2011

j-lee00

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I can't see the link in the steps, a little help pls.

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Apr 10, 2011

hunt_mat

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One way around this is proof by induction, can you do this?

The other way in plug in values of m to get a feeling for the equation.

Apr 10, 2011

j-lee00

thanks

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