Exercise 7.  Prove that  [Graphics:Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_136.gif].  

Solution 7.

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Let  [Graphics:../Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_137.gif].  

Then   [Graphics:../Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_138.gif]

iff     [Graphics:../Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_139.gif]

iff     [Graphics:../Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_140.gif]

iff     [Graphics:../Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_141.gif]

iff    [Graphics:../Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_142.gif]

iff    [Graphics:../Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_143.gif]

iff    [Graphics:../Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_144.gif]

iff    [Graphics:../Images/ComplexGeometryModHome_gr_145.gif],   which is clearly true.  

A proper argument will start with this last inequality and work backwards to the appropriate conclusion.

















 

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