Can you prove that, for any natu e z = (ex) = ? Start with ex- nx =en the last step comes from a number n Hint: positive. Suppose s = m. is any rational

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Question 6 (6).
Question 7. (7)
that for any natural
Can you prove
→
number n₁ e ² = (@x) = ?
n,
Hint:
because in and n
Start with e
where
the last step comes from question 5.
numbers.
Show that
x6
positive.
Suppore s = m. is any rational number
n
sx
=
2
in
n 26
=en
n
=(e^)^
ет
M
are natural
(@ge
FI
Transcribed Image Text:Question 6 (6). Question 7. (7) that for any natural Can you prove → number n₁ e ² = (@x) = ? n, Hint: because in and n Start with e where the last step comes from question 5. numbers. Show that x6 positive. Suppore s = m. is any rational number n sx = 2 in n 26 =en n =(e^)^ ет M are natural (@ge FI
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