35.5-2 Using induction on i, prove inequality (35.26). y (1 + €/2n)i ≤z≤y. (35.26) Inequality (35.26) must hold for y* €

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35.5-2 Using induction on i, prove inequality (35.26). y (1 + €/2n)i ≤z≤y. (35.26) Inequality (35.26) must hold for y* €

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35.5-2 Using induction on i, prove inequality (35.26). y (1 + €/2n)i ≤z≤y. (35.26) Inequality (35.26) must hold for y* € Pn, and therefore there exists an element ZEL, such that ≤z≤y*. (1 + €/2n)"
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