4) The graphs of y=x and y=x make it obvious that x >x for all real number x > 1. Use induction (not graphs) to prove that 3 n >n for all integers n > 1.

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4) The graphs of y=x and y=x make it obvious that x >x for
all real number x > 1. Use induction (not graphs) to prove that
3
3
2
3
n >n for all integers n > 1.
Transcribed Image Text:2 4) The graphs of y=x and y=x make it obvious that x >x for all real number x > 1. Use induction (not graphs) to prove that 3 3 2 3 n >n for all integers n > 1.
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