For which integer values of n is the following statement true?(n≥10) =⇒(n+ 1≥11). Be careful: I...
For which integer values of n is the following statement true?(n≥10) =⇒(n+ 1≥11). Be careful: I am asking only about the truth of theimplication.
Homework Answers
(n≥10) ⇒ (n+1≥11) is true for any integer value more than or
equal to 10.
n≥10 is true for any value for any integer value more than or equal
to 10 and since n is more than or equal to 10, n+1 has to be more
than or equal to 11.
n≥10 is true for the integer set {10, 11, 12, ......, infinity}.
For this set, n+1 is {11, 12, 13, ......, infinity}. This set is
more than or equal to 11. So, (n≥10) ⇒ (n+1≥11) is true for any
integer value more than or equal to 10.
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