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Prove the following propositions for all positive integers n.(a) 1+5+9+ 13 +...(4n - 3)=n(4n-2)/2(b)?k(k=1,n)=n(n+1)/2

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Prove the following propositions for all positive integers n.(a) 1+5+9+ 13 +...(4n - 3)=n(4n-2)/2(b)?k(k=1,n)=n(n+1)/2

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