1-, the common ratio, so 1-=, so an = (n? 1)………… 1
(2) Certificate: press 1, a 1? a2? …an=
As evidence, a 1? a2? ..... Ann<2? n!
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Obviously, every factor on the left is a positive number. Prove it first. For every n? N* yes
1-()…………3
Prove three formulas by mathematical induction;
(i) When n = 1, the 3-equation is clearly established.
(ii) When n = k, Equation 3 holds,
Namely. 1-()
Then when n = k+ 1,
〔 1-()〕? ()
= 1-()-()
1- () That is, when n = k+ 1, the cubic equation also holds.
So for everything, n? The formula N*, 3 holds.
Get it with 3. 1-()= 1-
= 1-= >
So equation 2 holds, and the conclusion holds.