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All right, so this problem starts with n is 3.
00:04
Well, it actually says greater than or equal to 3.
00:06
But the reason why i mention that is because now our base case doesn't start at n equals 1.
00:12
It starts at n equals 3.
00:14
So in the problem, it's, you know, if you go back and reread it, it talks about n squared.
00:20
So that would be 3 squared, which is 9 in this problem.
00:25
And it just wants you to double check that that's bigger than 2n on this problem.
00:30
Three.
00:31
So that's six.
00:33
And this is a true statement.
00:36
So what we know right now, based off that base case, is n squared is greater than 3n...