Yes for 2 i got 6) so L=1 and not a clue how to do 4
Just by looking at Q4 I'd say I would test a base case of n=1 before evaluating what happens as n→∞ as see if the inequality still holds, examining closely the denominators if two things tend to the same thing. Just a thought though.
Well for most right interval u get -2 less than equal to 2 so u take that to be right, and from previous working we know that -infinity to -0.5 is right and also the interval between -0.5 and half is also right then yes? A confirmation would be great
Well for most right interval u get -2 less than equal to 2 so u take that to be right, and from previous working we know that -infinity to -0.5 is right and also the interval between -0.5 and half is also right then yes? A confirmation would be great
Graph doesnt break or anything so i see why its -infitinty to positive infinity thanks. Still requiring some further assistance with that question 4 with the getting to one situation xD
Graph doesnt break or anything so i see why its -infitinty to positive infinity thanks. Still requiring some further assistance with that question 4 with the getting to one situation xD