Formal Proofs in Maths: Establishing Equivalence

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The discussion centers on establishing the equivalence of three mathematical statements as presented in the book "Formal Proofs in Maths." The statements include the inequalities \(0 < 1\), \(0 < A \Rightarrow 0 < \frac{1}{A}\), and the condition \(AC < BC \wedge 0 < C \Rightarrow A < B\). Participants express the need for a solution to exercise 19 on page 101, highlighting the lack of provided answers in the text. The conversation concludes with the acknowledgment that this remains an unsolved challenge question.

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From the book "FORMAL PROOFS IN MATHS "(Amazon.com),page 101 ,exercise19 ,Iread:

Establish the equivalence between:

$$0<1$$,.........$$0<A\Longrightarrow 0<\frac{1}{A}$$,............$$AC<BC\wedge 0<C\Longrightarrow A<B$$
 
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solakis said:
From the book "FORMAL PROOFS IN MATHS "(Amazon.com),page 101 ,exercise19 ,Iread:

Establish the equivalence between:

$$0<1$$,.........$$0<A\Longrightarrow 0<\frac{1}{A}$$,............$$AC<BC\wedge 0<C\Longrightarrow A<B$$

Please post the solution you have ready.
 
MarkFL said:
Please post the solution you have ready.

I am sorry but the book where i took that inequality does not give a solution, so let that be an unsolved challenge question
 

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