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Use the following equation to solve the problem = 2; and y = 2 Let x, y, t, kEQ; z E Z where t = 0.05; k = 0.25; x = Then, x = (1 t)x+t(z) and y = = (1 k)y+k(z - x) Using the problem statement and an inductive proof technique, prove that (z ≤4)→ (x > y). Show ALL your work to get credit. Use the following equation to solve the problem = 2; and y = 2 Let x, y, t, kEQ; z E Z where t = 0.05; k = 0.25; x = Then, x = (1 t)x+t(z) and y = = (1 k)y+k(z - x) Using the problem statement and an inductive proof technique, prove that (z ≤4)→ (x > y). Show ALL your work to get credit.

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