Mathematical Induction and

Linear inequalities

principle of mathematical Induction .

Mathematical Induction is a method

used to prove a result is true for

all natural numbers .

Step 1 : Prove that the result is true for

D= I

step 2 : Assume that the result is true

for D= k .

Step 3 : prove that the result is true

D= k -11
for
by using assumption
in step 2 .
 Inequalities .

greater
}
> : than
strict
inequality
< : less than

toy inequality
2 :
greater than or equal slack

⇐ : less than or
equal to

Results

* If a< B then

a -1k < Btk

a- ks b k -

}
axk < B×k
If k> 0

¥ <
4- If 4<0

axle > Bak

¥ >
¥
d- >
¥
* If ALB then a' < B2 if 9,830

* locka -
a<oc< a

or see C- a, a)

104 a- a -
a<_ Octa

or see C- a ,a]

104 > a se > a or see -

a

or see C- do, -

a) Uca , xD

10cL > a ocs-aoes.es -

A

or OCE C- do, -
]U[ a
a ,

* If a< B

@c- a) Coc -53<0 then assets

or oceca , B)

c- a) Coc -53<-0 then assess

or .
OCEEA ,
B]
* @c- a) Coc B) -
> 0 then ocea or ocsb

or OCG C- D
, a) UCB , A)

⑨c- a) Coc B) -

20 then Desa or x> B

or see C- 0
, a) UEB , xD

method
*
Wavy cane .

@c- 2) Coc -137

£g :
⇐ o > ①
Coc + 5) CDC -63

Note : Rita should be zero

put factors = 0

DC-13=0 DC -15=0 DC -6--0

DC -2--0

✗= 2 DC =-3 DC = -5 0C = 6

Note : -3 and 2 Should be included because

slack
inequality .

-5 and 6 can't be included because

denominator can't be zero
C- N, -

5) U C- 5 , ]U[-3 2) U[2
-3 , ,
b) UG ,

*
* * *
I
E- 7
OC= -4 oc=O DC =3
oc= -6
①
① ① ①
① Not
Satisfied Not Gratified sat .

(-6-2×-6+3) Satisfied
C- 6-5) (-6-15)

> 0

Not satisfied

satisfied intervals

C-5.is#Qb-
 In related to function
*
quality quadratic

Y=Aoc2+ Boc -1C

If ☐ 20

+ ↳
Aso
A >0

Ase-1 Boctc > 0 Asche Boctco

* AM > GMZ HM

AM : Arithmetic mean

GM : Geometric mean

HM :
Harmonic mean .