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In the fоllоwing, we give the prоof of “for аny club, the birthplаces of the members of the club аre all the same.” Find a flaw in the proof. Prove by induction on the number of members n of the club. The base of induction: For n = 1, clearly the statement holds. Induction step: Suppose that the statement holds for n ≥ 1.We will show that the statement holds when the number of members is n + 1. Given a club consisting of n + 1 members, make a group consisting of n members, by removing one member in the club. From the hypothesis of induction, the birthplaces of all the members of the group are the same. Similarly, make another group consisting of n members by removing another member from the club. Then the birthplaces of all the members of the second group are also the same by the hypothesis of induction. Therefore, all the members of the club with n +1 members which is the union of the two groups are the same.