What to say about this? Is the logic used in the solution supports the statement?
Aug 8, 2022 #1 Vibhukanishk 2 0 What to say about this? Is the logic used in the solution supports the statement?
Aug 8, 2022 #2 TeethWhitener Science Advisor Gold Member 2,591 2,212 No. You just asserted that ##g(y)=h(y)^n## with no justification.
Aug 8, 2022 #3 fresh_42 Mentor Insights Author 2022 Award 18,786 22,557 There is quite a bit of information missing. E.g., there is no quantifier on ##h(y)## in the initial statement.
There is quite a bit of information missing. E.g., there is no quantifier on ##h(y)## in the initial statement.
Aug 8, 2022 #4 Vibhukanishk 2 0 TeethWhitener said: No. You just asserted that ##g(y)=h(y)^n## with no justification.
Aug 8, 2022 #5 TeethWhitener Science Advisor Gold Member 2,591 2,212 If you define ##g(y)## as ##h(y)^n##, then of course it's true, but there's also nothing to prove; it's all definitions.
If you define ##g(y)## as ##h(y)^n##, then of course it's true, but there's also nothing to prove; it's all definitions.