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Question Number 108453 by gospelkenny last updated on 17/Aug/20
IfR=(7+43)2n=I+f,whereI∈N and0<f<1,thenR(1−f)equals
Answered by 1549442205PVT last updated on 17/Aug/20
SetQ=(7−43)2n⇒RQ=[(7+43)n(7−43)n=1(∗) WeprovethatS=R+Q∈N∗.Indeed, i)Forn=1wegetS=(7+43)+(7−43) =14⇒Stateistrueforn=1 ii)SupposeStateistrue∀n=1...k― ⇒Sk=(7+43)k+(7−43)k=mk∈N iii)ConsiderSk+1=(7+43)k+1+(7−43)k+1 =[(7+43)k+(7−43)k][(7+43)+(7−43)] −[(7+43)×(7−43)][(7+43)k−1+(7−43)k−1] =14Sk−Sk−1=14mk−mk−1∈N∗ (bytheintroductionhypothesismk,mk−1∈N∗) Thisshowsthatthestateisalsotrueforn=k+1 Hencebytheimtroductionprinciple thestateistruefor∀n∈N∗which means(R+Q)∈N∗⇒(R+Q)2∈N∗ ⇔R+Q=(R+Q)2−2∈N∗ ⇒(7+43)2n+(7−43)2n=q∈N∗(∗∗) Ontheotherhands,byabovewehave [(7+43)2n×(7−43)2n]=1 ⇒0<(7−43)2n=1(7+43)2n<1 Therefore,ifR=(7+43)2n=I+fand I∈Nand0<f<1thenby(∗∗) I=qandf=(7−43)2n.Itfollowsthat R(1−f)=R−Rf=(7+43)2n−[(7+43)2n×(7−43)2n] =(7+43)2n−1 Thus,R(1−f)=(7+43)2n−1
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