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Question Number 108453 by gospelkenny last updated on 17/Aug/20

If  R=(7+4(√3))^(2n)  = I+f, where I ∈ N  and   0<f<1, then R(1−f) equals

IfR=(7+43)2n=I+f,whereIN and0<f<1,thenR(1f)equals

Answered by 1549442205PVT last updated on 17/Aug/20

Set Q=(7−4(√3))^(2n) ⇒(√(RQ))=[(7+4(√3))^n (7−4(√3))^n =1(∗)  We prove that  S= (√R)+(√Q)∈N^∗ .Indeed,  i)For n=1we get S=(7+4(√3))+(7−4(√3))  =14⇒State is true for n=1  ii)Suppose State is true ∀ n=1...k^(−)    ⇒S_k =(7+4(√3))^k +(7−4(√3))^k =m_k ∈N  iii)Consider S_(k+1) =(7+4(√3))^(k+1) +(7−4(√3))^(k+1)   =[(7+4(√3))^k +(7−4(√3))^k ][(7+4(√3))+(7−4(√3))]  −[(7+4(√3))×(7−4(√3))][(7+4(√3))^(k−1) +(7−4(√3))^(k−1) ]  =14S_k −S_(k−1) =14m_k −m_(k−1) ∈N^∗   (by the introduction hypothesis m_k ,m_(k−1) ∈N^∗ )  This shows that the state is also true for n=k+1  Hence by the imtroduction principle  the state is true for ∀n∈N^∗ which   means ((√R)+(√Q))∈N^∗ ⇒((√R)+(√Q))^2 ∈N^∗   ⇔R+Q=((√R)+(√Q))^2 −2∈N^∗   ⇒(7+4(√3))^(2n) +(7−4(√3))^(2n) =q∈N^∗  (∗∗)  On the other hands,by above we have  [(7+4(√3))^(2n) ×(7−4(√3))^(2n) ]=1  ⇒0<(7−4(√3))^(2n) =(1/((7+4(√3))^(2n) ))<1  Therefore ,if R=(7+4(√3))^(2n) =I+f and  I∈N and 0<f<1 then by (∗∗)  I=q and f=(7−4(√3))^(2n)  .It follows that  R(1−f)=R−Rf=(7+4(√3))^(2n) −[(7+4(√3))^(2n) ×(7−4(√3))^(2n) ]  =(7+4(√3))^(2n) −1   Thus,R(1−f)=(7+4(√3))^(2n) −1

SetQ=(743)2nRQ=[(7+43)n(743)n=1() WeprovethatS=R+QN.Indeed, i)Forn=1wegetS=(7+43)+(743) =14Stateistrueforn=1 ii)SupposeStateistruen=1...k Sk=(7+43)k+(743)k=mkN iii)ConsiderSk+1=(7+43)k+1+(743)k+1 =[(7+43)k+(743)k][(7+43)+(743)] [(7+43)×(743)][(7+43)k1+(743)k1] =14SkSk1=14mkmk1N (bytheintroductionhypothesismk,mk1N) Thisshowsthatthestateisalsotrueforn=k+1 Hencebytheimtroductionprinciple thestateistruefornNwhich means(R+Q)N(R+Q)2N R+Q=(R+Q)22N (7+43)2n+(743)2n=qN() Ontheotherhands,byabovewehave [(7+43)2n×(743)2n]=1 0<(743)2n=1(7+43)2n<1 Therefore,ifR=(7+43)2n=I+fand INand0<f<1thenby() I=qandf=(743)2n.Itfollowsthat R(1f)=RRf=(7+43)2n[(7+43)2n×(743)2n] =(7+43)2n1 Thus,R(1f)=(7+43)2n1

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