Cauchy integral formula proof
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See attached file...it is a full induction proof of Cauchy Integral Formula, with the base case step missing. All I have to do is show that it holds for "n=1", using the rest of the proof as an example...however i am having trouble showing it.
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This shows how to complete a proof by induction of the Cauchy integral formula
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