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\(\dfrac{2001+2002}{2002+2003}< \dfrac{2001}{2002}+\dfrac{2002}{2003}\)
A=2001/2002+2002/2003
B=2001/2002+2003+2002/2002+2003
(tớ tách B ra đấy)
mà 2001//2002+2002/2003>2001/2002+2003+ 202/2002+2003
A>B
B = \(\frac{2001}{2002}+\frac{2002}{2003}\)
có: \(\frac{2000}{2001}>\frac{2000}{2001}+2002\)
\(\frac{2001}{2002}>\frac{2001}{2001}+2002\)
Vậy A>B
Ta có \(B=2002^2\)
\(=2002.2002\)
\(=2002.\left(2003-1\right)\)
\(=2002.2003-2002>2003.2002-2003=2001.2003\)
Khi đó A < B
Vậy....
ta có \(\frac{2000+2002}{2001+2003}\)= \(\frac{2000}{2001+2003}\)+ \(\frac{2002}{2001+2003}\)=\(\frac{2000}{4004}\)+\(\frac{2002}{4004}\)
ta có \(\frac{2000}{2001}\)>\(\frac{2000}{4004}\) và \(\frac{2002}{2003}\)> \(\frac{2002}{4004}\)
nên \(\frac{2000}{2001}\)+\(\frac{2002}{2003}\)>\(\frac{2000}{4004}\)+\(\frac{2002}{4004}\)
vậy \(\frac{2000}{2001}\)+\(\frac{2002}{2003}\)>\(\frac{2000+2002}{2001+2003}\)
\(\frac{2000+2002}{2001+2003}=\frac{2000}{2001+2003}+\frac{2002}{2001+2003}< \frac{2000}{2001}+\frac{2002}{2003}\)
Ta có: 10 *(10^2001+1)/10^2002+1 = 10^2002+10/10^2002+1 = (10^2002+1)+9/10^2002+1 = 1+9/10^2002+1
10*(10^2002+1)/10^2003+1 = 10^2003+10/10^2003+1 = (10^2003+1)+9/10^2003+1 = 1+9/10^2003+1
Vì 9/10^2002+1>9/10^2003+1 nên 1+9/10^2002+1>1+9/10^2003+1
Vậy: 10^2001+1/10^2002+1>10^2002+1/10^2003+1