m<1=m<2
Mathematics, 13.01.2021 04:10 carebear147
Complete the proof for Theorem 3-16 above, with the information given.
Given:
m<1=m<2
Prove:
/I I m
Plan:
Same as theorem 3-15
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Complete the proof for Theorem 3-16 above, with the information given.
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m<1=m<2
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