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I have edited the answer. I had overlooked what MAQ has pointed out. Actually, for negative x, its negative anyway
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I have edited the answer. I had overlooked what MAQ has pointed out. Actually, for negative x, its negative anyway
actually prophet this may be the soln
every x^odd function with no constants can be represented as
sankara does that mean that every odd degree polynomial can have one real root?
so many others have given x>0. Is that something you have encountered before or do you guys know how to do it?
x11-x8+x4-x2+x>0
it is easy to see x=0 is not a solution
so dividing throughout with x
x10-x7+x4-x > -1
x7(x3-1) + x(x3-1) > -1
(x7+x)(x3-1) > -1
so it is easy to see x>0
pls correct me if wrong
when you divide by x and you preserve the direction of inequality you are already presuming that x>0. You are on the right track, but you will have to tweak the solution a bit.
My solution:
If x≤0, its obvious that the condition is not satisfied.
For proving for x>0, we take two cases 0<x<1 and x>1.
For case 1, write the expression as x11+(x5-x8)+(x-x2). Each of the bracketed expressions is non-negative and x11>0, so the expression is positive
For case 2, write it as (x11-x8)+(x5-x2)+x and by the same reasoning, the expression is positive for this case too.