4. (12 points) Let S be the following set of ordered pairs of integers: Base case: (1.1) E S Recursive step: If (m, n) €

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4. (12 points) Let S be the following set of ordered pairs of integers: Base case: (1.1) E S Recursive step: If (m, n) €

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4. (12 points) Let S be the following set of ordered pairs of integers: Base case: (1.1) E S Recursive step: If (m, n) € S, then (m + 2,n) € S and (m, n + 4) € S. . . Use structural induction to prove that the product mn is odd for all (m, n) € S. NOTE: For this problem, you cannot make use of the fact the product of two odd numbers is odd, even if you prove this separately. The goal of this exercise is demonstrate that you can properly construct a structural induction proof.
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