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Here is the problem
exists and is unique
can be neither less than x nor greater than x.
EXERCISE TWO.
kamdooo wrote:
Here is the problem
Hint: prove the inequality when n = 1, n = 2, and then do induction on n
using the identity:
of course, you have to proven the identity first.
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Given and prove that there is a unique y>0 such that That is, exists and is unique
Hint: Consider y = the least upper bound of
Then use exercise 2 to show that can be neither less than x nor greater than x.
This is a proof regarding inequalities and subsets.
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