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If it has been shown that proposition P (n) holds for n = k, then n = k + 2 holds, and subsequently, that P (n)holds for n = 2, then which of the following conclusions is correct Choose the best answer.

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Pln) holds for all even numbers from n = 2 (so、 it holds for all positive even numbers)

Answer D(holds for all positive even n)

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