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Homework Statement
Prove that
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I couldn't prove this... Can anyone help me? Thanks...
Prove that it is smaller than 6
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In summary, the conversation is about proving a statement and the use of squaring both sides to solve the problem. The conversation also suggests leaving the solution in a simplified form for a cleaner presentation.
Prove that
I couldn't prove this... Can anyone help me? Thanks...
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Michael_Light said:
Since both sides are positive take squares of them
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Michael_Light
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stallionx said:
By squaring both sides, i stuck at sqrt20 < 4.5 , how do i proceed?
stallionx said:
Sorry but i can't get you...
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Saitama
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If you directly go by solving the square roots of 10 and 2, what you get is something 5.99 which is less than 6. 
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uart
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Square both sides again. That is, square 4.5 and show that it is equal to 20.25Michael_Light said:
It would probably look a bit nicer though if you left it as [itex]2 \sqrt{20} < 9[/itex] before squaring.
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