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Prove each of the following statements is true for all positive integers using mathematical induction. Please utilize the structure, steps, and terminology demonstrated in class. 5. n!<n"
Problem 3 (3 points) Use proof by induction to prove the Bonferroni's inequality (for any positive integer n): Si<jSni.jez
We write R+ for the set of positive real numbers. For any positive real number e, we write (-6, 6) = {x a real number : -e < x <e}. Prove that the intersection of all such intervals is the set containing zero, n (-e, e) = {0} EER+
2) Prove that 1 + 3n < 4n for all n > 1. /5 Marks/
Prove that A = B for: A = {(x,y) e Rº : +y/<1} B = {(z,y) € RP: (71+ y)² < 1}
2. Suppose P and Q are positive odd integers such that (PQ)-1. Prove that Qm] Pn] P-1 0-1 0<m<P/2 0<n
Exercise 3. Suppose that |2 < 2. Prove that the series converges absolutely.
3.4. Suppose a and b are positive integers. Prove that, if aſb, then a < b.
(6) Let A denote an m x n matrix. Prove that rank A < 1 if and only if A = BC. Where B is an m x 1 matrix and C is a 1 xn matrix. Solution (7) Do the following: (a) Use proof by induction to find a formula for for all positive integers n and for alld E R. Solution ... 2 for all positive (b) Find a closed formula for each entry of A" where A...
Problem VI.(15 pts.) Suppose that is an irrational number. 1. Prove that j + cannot be a rational number 9 with gl < 2. 2. Can j + be a rational number whose absolute value is greater than 2? Why or why not?