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for \[h>-1\] \[1+nh \leq (1+h)^n\] for all non-negetive intergers n
base case \[1+n(0) \leq (1+0)^n,1 \leq 1\]
"Bernoullis inequality"
let n=1 1+h<=1+h which is true let n=N is also true i.e. 1+Nh<=(1+h)^N----------------------(a) now for n=N+1 1+(N+1)h =1+Nh+1 using (a) 2+Nh<=[(1+h)^N]+1<=(1+h)^(N+1) :)
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