How did the high school math order x= come from? - Training Enrollment Network

How did the high school math order x= come from?

Firstly, it is proved that f(x) increases in the interval greater than 1.

When n >; 1 Yes, n/(n- 1) is greater than 1.

Then for f(x), we can take the value of x as n/(n- 1).

There is f (n/(n-1)) >: F( 1) (because f(x) is increasing)

"Ling" here means taking the value of x as n/(n- 1).

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