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grissom1988
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Hello to everyone. This is my first time here so I hope I will not cause any unwanted trouble.
Straight to the problem. I have one inequality for which I would like to prove, but I do not know how. The inequality has the following form:-
(1+a)q < q/(1-a), where a < 1 and q can be any positive real number.
Can someone hint me the direction to prove this? So far, I tried to tackle the inequality by substituting a with different real number smaller than 1, and there is no discrepancy to the inequality.
Straight to the problem. I have one inequality for which I would like to prove, but I do not know how. The inequality has the following form:-
(1+a)q < q/(1-a), where a < 1 and q can be any positive real number.
Can someone hint me the direction to prove this? So far, I tried to tackle the inequality by substituting a with different real number smaller than 1, and there is no discrepancy to the inequality.