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Let f(x)=(1+x) a-(1+ax), then f'(x)=a{(1+x) (a-1)]-a, extracts the common factor a, so f'(x)=a[(1+x)^(a-1)-1]
Because of 00, f(x) is an increasing function on [-1,0], and because f(0)=0, f(x) < 0 when x belongs to [-1,0].
When 1+x>1, i.e. x>0, there is f'(x) < 0, so f(x) is at (0, +% zero to positive infinity.
is a subtraction function, and because f(0)=0, the monotonicity of x>0 is determined by the monotonicity, and f(x) 0 is always f(x) 0, that is, the proposition is proved.
As for the second question, the derivative can also be used to prove it, so I won't say more.
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I think a handwritten version ......Let's make it up or see.
Thanks to rchlch for the ideas.
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There is a way to prove the problem, which is to deduce it backwards, for example, in this problem, let us prove that is: (x) (x+a)>(y) (y+b), we take the reciprocal at both ends of the formula, we can get, a x hehe, will you?
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special a=1 rounded;
When a<1, for x>0, (agenus 1) x 1<0 is constant.
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x>1x-1>0
ax(x-1)+x>4(x-1)
ax^2-(a+3)x+4>0
A> Number Brigade 0 and Potato Stool Old Mess (A+3) 2-16a
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Question 1. Imagery.
Draw the | in the same coordinate systemx+1|AND |x-2|In the image, it can be intuitively seen that f(x) has a minimum value when x=1 2.
To be more specific, the function is equal to 2-x when x<=, and the function is equal to x+1 if it is greater than the time width. These can be seen from the pictures.
Question 2. If |x-a|<εx-c|< Proof.
a-c|<2ε
x-a|<ε
xεx-c|<ε
x <-c< x Eq. 2
Equation 1 and Booth 2 are added.
Get. -2 plus is definitely worth it.
a-c|<2ε
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Four positive whole shed cultivation number.
So these four positive integers are 1, 2, 3, 4
Therefore, drawing the number line can know that the value range of a is 5, and it is not easy to type a 4.
Hope is bright and quiet, and wide hee-hee.
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||x-a|-b|=3
x-a|=3+b
Or. x-a|=b-3
If b+3, b-3 is non-negative.
And if one of them is 0
then you get 3 solutions.
If none of them are zero.
then there are 4 solutions.
Therefore b = 3
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Solution: x 0, x+1 x
2 (equal sign if and only if x = 1), x x 2
3x+11/(x+1/x
i.e. x (x 2
3x+1) has a maximum value of 1 5
So the answer is a 1 5
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