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prove that there is no supremum for mn/1+m+n
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Could you please be more specific? Are you given any additional information in your question?
yes m,n are in N={1,2,3,...}
...and you mean \(\dfrac{m\cdot n}{1+m+n}\), which is NOT what you have written?
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