Hi there,
I am proving something, and I want to know how to rewrite a formula like this one: a^x - b^x, where you know that b<a.
Is there any way to write this differently? Maybe with sumformula, or an easy powerrule...anything?
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Hi there,
I am proving something, and I want to know how to rewrite a formula like this one: a^x - b^x, where you know that b<a.
Is there any way to write this differently? Maybe with sumformula, or an easy powerrule...anything?
Actually, that is a very useful rewriting you gave me there.
Does it have a name? Or is it deduced from another formula?
I think I can use it!
Hello,
See here : http://www.mathhelpforum.com/math-he...484-k-b-k.html for a way to prove it :)
Brilliant thanks! Btw, I love your avatar.
Okay well, my assignment is getting near the solution, but not yet. So I now haveand found out that if a = a+1, then b = a. so...now I have
And yeah, okay. How can I rewrite this one? I don't think it's neccesary to give the whole rewriting, but a hint? (Or the whole rewriting is okay, I can stop myself from looking first and try it out myself).