[See Steps] Consider the set (7) Argue that (Remember Part C!!). This means that we can define t* = supremum (8) Note that t* , where > 0 is the number
Question: Consider the set
(7)
Argue that
(Remember
Part
C!!).
This means that we can define
t* = supremum
(8)
Note that t*
, where
> 0 is the number from
Part c
.
Argue that if t* < +
, then
f(t*) = 1. (9)
Hint: What can you say about f(t) for t
]0, t*[?? Conclude that f(t*)
1. Taking into consideration (7) and (8) and
Problem 3
,
what would happen if f(t*) > 1??
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