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posted by  iLoVeFobz on 7/24/2008 5:12:15 PM  |  status: Live  

The "3"

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Calculus Calculus: Concepts and Contexts (3rd) by Stewart 8.3 23E
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I was wondering where the "3" in the inequality came from?
How did you get 2 +(-1)^n < 3?

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posted by rowthu on 8/12/2008 2:51:13 AM  |  status: Live
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The given logical expression is false because when n is an even number the strict inequality does not hold  in any way.
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