HI,
Show that n = E ((n * (1 + LOG (n) -LOG (1 + n)) + 1)
With n is a strictly positive integer
and E is an integer (The ENT function on Excel).
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HI,
Show that n = E ((n * (1 + LOG (n) -LOG (1 + n)) + 1)
With n is a strictly positive integer
and E is an integer (The ENT function on Excel).
Last edited by Math10; September 30th, 2020 at 10:02 PM.
Check your parentheses. Should it be (log(n)-log(n+1))?
tanks you n = E ((n * (1 + LOG (n) -LOG (1 + n)) + 1)
I have to check that n<=((n * (1 + LOG (n) -LOG (1 + n)) + 1) <n+1 to define the integer part
but n#((n * (1 + LOG (n) -LOG (1 + n)) + 1).
et and I can demonstrate that n<((n * (1 + LOG (n) -LOG (1 + n)) + 1) <n+1 So I can't define the integer part.
By definition if n<x<n+1 then the integer part of x is n. Therefore you are done.
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