NEAP 2022 Topic Test HELP ME (1 Viewer)

KanyeWestLover1247 · Tuesday at 9:54 PM

This appeared on a nature of proof topic test btw

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I don't have access to the solution.

Edit: I ended up proving it using induction and manipulation of the bounds

cheesynooby · 2025-03-12T11:55:10+1100

what if u just move the rhs to the left and thus before integrating cancel the a^x and b^x terms in the expansion and just explain the rest of the terms must be positive as a,b,n are positive

KanyeWestLover1247 · 2025-03-12T16:49:22+1100

cheesynooby said:
what if u just move the rhs to the left and thus before integrating cancel the a^x and b^x terms in the expansion and just explain the rest of the terms must be positive as a,b,n are positive

I don't think you can do that unless the exponents x are integers, which it doesn't specify. I tried differentiating to show that so and so was a minimum, but that didn't get me anywhere

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