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Question Number 82952 by TawaTawa1 last updated on 26/Feb/20

Show that:      y  +  (√(y^2  − 1))   ≥  1     and    0  <  y  −  (√(y^2  − 1))  ≤  1  if  y  ≥ 1

Showthat:y+y211and0<yy211 ify1

Answered by MJS last updated on 26/Feb/20

t^2 =y^2 −1  y=±(√(t^2 +1))∧y≥1 ⇒ y=(√(t^2 +1))  y+(√(y^2 −1))≥1  (√(t^2 +1))+∣t∣≥1  minimum of (√(t^2 +1)) is 1 at t=0  minimum of ∣t∣ is 0 at t=0  ⇒ (√(t^2 +1))+∣t∣≥1    0<y−(√(y^2 −1))≤1  0<(√(t^2 +1))−(√t^2 )≤1  (√t^2 )<(√(t^2 +1))≤(√t^2 )+1  (√t^2 )<(√(t^2 +1))  all sides >0 ⇒ we are allowed to square  t^2 <t^2 +1≤t^2 +1+2∣t∣ always true

t2=y21 y=±t2+1y1y=t2+1 y+y211 t2+1+t∣⩾1 minimumoft2+1is1att=0 minimumoftis0att=0 t2+1+t∣⩾1 0<yy211 0<t2+1t21 t2<t2+1t2+1 t2<t2+1 allsides>0weareallowedtosquare t2<t2+1t2+1+2talwaystrue

Commented byTawaTawa1 last updated on 26/Feb/20

God bless you sir. I appreciate.

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Commented byTawaTawa1 last updated on 26/Feb/20

Sir, please  next one.   Q82953.

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