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Question Number 197275 by uchihayahia last updated on 08/Oct/23
   how do i prove this, help please.   ∣((x^2 −2x−3)/(x^2 +2x+4))∣≤(5/4),∣x∣≤2
howdoiprovethis,helpplease.x22x3x2+2x+4∣⩽54,x∣⩽2
Answered by AST last updated on 12/Sep/23
Observe that A=x^2 +2x+4>0 for all x as it has  no positive roots  (dA/dx)=0 at x=−1⇒min(A)=3⇒∣x^2 +2x+4∣≥3..(i)  ∣P∣=∣−P∣⇒∣x^2 −2x−3∣=∣−x^2 +2x+3∣  (dP/dx)=0 at x=1⇒max(P)=4  But at x=−2; P=−5  ⇒when ∣x∣≤2(−2≤x≤2) ∣−x^2 +2x+3∣≤5...(ii)  ⇒^? ∣((x^2 −2x−3)/(x^2 +2x+4))∣=∣((−x^2 +2x+3)/(x^2 +2x+4))∣≤(5/3)  (but equality cannot hold,since (i)and(ii) occur  at different points), so question is not correct
ObservethatA=x2+2x+4>0forallxasithasnopositiverootsdAdx=0atx=1min(A)=3⇒∣x2+2x+4∣⩾3..(i)P∣=∣P∣⇒∣x22x3∣=∣x2+2x+3dPdx=0atx=1max(P)=4Butatx=2;P=5whenx∣⩽2(2x2)x2+2x+3∣⩽5(ii)?x22x3x2+2x+4∣=∣x2+2x+3x2+2x+4∣⩽53(butequalitycannothold,since(i)and(ii)occuratdifferentpoints),soquestionisnotcorrect
Commented by AST last updated on 12/Sep/23
Commented by uchihayahia last updated on 13/Sep/23
i′m sorry, but i checked geogebra   and the the statement is true
imsorry,buticheckedgeogebraandthethestatementistrue
Commented by AST last updated on 13/Sep/23
Screenshot? At what point does equality hold?
Screenshot?Atwhatpointdoesequalityhold?
Commented by uchihayahia last updated on 13/Sep/23
Commented by uchihayahia last updated on 13/Sep/23
i don′t know why i can′t sent an image   always get blank
idontknowwhyicantsentanimagealwaysgetblank
Commented by AST last updated on 13/Sep/23
What point does equality hold?
Whatpointdoesequalityhold?
Commented by uchihayahia last updated on 13/Sep/23
 same but the upper bound is (5/4),   isn′t it true to say (5/4)≤(5/3)   ∣f(x)∣≤(5/3) is true
samebuttheupperboundis54,isntittruetosay5453f(x)∣⩽53istrue
Commented by AST last updated on 13/Sep/23
(5/4)<(5/3);(5/4)≠(5/3)  ∣f(x)∣<(5/3) is different from ∣f(x)∣≤(5/3) because  equality never holds in the former, while   equality holds in the latter.
54<53;5453f(x)∣<53isdifferentfromf(x)∣⩽53becauseequalityneverholdsintheformer,whileequalityholdsinthelatter.

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