1. Show that 2. Prove that Vn 3. Show that 2 n √2 is irrational. i=1 2 VI 2 I 4 the inequality 2

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1. Show that
n
i=1
1
≤2
-
1
n
2. Prove that n ≥ 4 the inequality 2" <n! Holds.
3. Show that 2-√2 is irrational.
4. Prove that the set of all prime number is infinite.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Show that n i=1 1 ≤2 - 1 n 2. Prove that n ≥ 4 the inequality 2" <n! Holds. 3. Show that 2-√2 is irrational. 4. Prove that the set of all prime number is infinite.
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