P(n) => 13+23+33+......+n3 =
step 1
let n=1
LSH -> 13 =1,
RHS->
LSH=RHS
P(1) is true
Step2
Let P(n) be true for n=k then
We need to show that k+1 is also true
As we see both sides (k+1)3 is added
and LHS=RHS by equation 1
So P(k+1) is true by induction method
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