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rxh140630
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- Homework Statement
- I can't see itex formatting, and if I made a mistake in formatting or not, for the homework statement section, so as to save time and any confusion I will write the question in the solution attempt.
- Relevant Equations
- none that I know
0<k<1
x<y
[itex] x,y \in {[a,b]} [/itex]
[itex]a,b \in {\mathbb R}[/itex]
Question: is [itex] yk + (1-k)x \in {[a,b]} [/itex]
My response:
[itex] yk + (1-k)y = y [/itex]
Since [itex] x<y[/itex], [itex] yk + (1-k)x < y [/itex]
[itex]xk + (1-k)x = x [/itex]
Since [itex] y>x [/itex], [itex]yk + (1-k)x > x[/itex]
Therefore [itex] x < yk + (1-k)x < y[/itex], so yk + (1-k)x is in the interval [a,b]
Is this considered proven? Did I miss anything?
x<y
[itex] x,y \in {[a,b]} [/itex]
[itex]a,b \in {\mathbb R}[/itex]
Question: is [itex] yk + (1-k)x \in {[a,b]} [/itex]
My response:
[itex] yk + (1-k)y = y [/itex]
Since [itex] x<y[/itex], [itex] yk + (1-k)x < y [/itex]
[itex]xk + (1-k)x = x [/itex]
Since [itex] y>x [/itex], [itex]yk + (1-k)x > x[/itex]
Therefore [itex] x < yk + (1-k)x < y[/itex], so yk + (1-k)x is in the interval [a,b]
Is this considered proven? Did I miss anything?