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please help me!! for the below inequality, what is the greatest possible positive integer value of n? 1/7 + 1/8 -1/9 +1/10 < 1/8 - 1/9 +1/10 + 1/n-3
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n=10 gives the equality, any value equal to or larger will violate the inequality. So the largest positive value of n is 9.
is there any algorythm or anything where i could find out how to do it ? or is it just guess and check ?
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Well, at least for this particular one, the equality is solved because 1/7 is the missing term on the right. The remaining terms are all identical. So we need 1/7, which is 1/(10-3). The rest is history. In general, you would solve for equality and figure which way n can go to maintain the equality.
Great answer many thanks!
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