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Miike012
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The portion highlighted in the document seems wrong.
(n-1)/n < (n-2)/(n-1)
n2 - 2n + 1 < n2 - 2n
1<0 (WRONG)
So how can I believe what the book is saying?
Now if I let n be n - 2 then I still have 1<0. Therefore the element of (1) is greater than the corresponding element of (2), and not the other way around as the book says
(n-1)/n < (n-2)/(n-1)
n2 - 2n + 1 < n2 - 2n
1<0 (WRONG)
So how can I believe what the book is saying?
Now if I let n be n - 2 then I still have 1<0. Therefore the element of (1) is greater than the corresponding element of (2), and not the other way around as the book says