For 0: the function is nonnegative on our region of integration, so the integral must also be nonnegative.
For 1/(2n + 1): note that since x^(2n)/(1 + x) ≤ x^(2n) on our region of integration, the integrals of the respective functions must also obey the same inequality.
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chilly mortar
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For 0: the function is nonnegative on our region of integration, so the integral...
can you pretty please solve it like on a paper or smth?🤍
both my english and math knowledge suck, so :))
chilly mortar
can you pretty please solve it like on a paper or smth?🤍
Well, alright.
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oh wait this is it?
chilly mortar
oh wait this is it?
Yeah, just find the integrals on the left and right and get the inequality in your problem.