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Proving $(2n+1) + (2n+3) + \cdots + (4n-1) = 3n^{2}$ for all positive integers $n$
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Why exactly can you take the absolute value of one side of this inequality and assume it is still true?
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Why exactly can you take the absolute value of one side of this inequality and assume it is still true?
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20
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Why is it that $\left|b_n - b \right| < \frac{\left|b \right|}{2} \Rightarrow \left| b_n \right| > \frac{\left|b \right|}{2}$?
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Why is it that $\left|b_n - b \right| < \frac{\left|b \right|}{2} \Rightarrow \left| b_n \right| > \frac{\left|b \right|}{2}$?
Thanks to all of you for your help! Part of what I overlooked is that $|b_n - b| = |b - b_n|$... I think I was trying to do this, but I kept getting $\frac{3|b|}{2}$ or something... Anyway, I think it makes sense to me finally :)
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Why is it that $\left|b_n - b \right| < \frac{\left|b \right|}{2} \Rightarrow \left| b_n \right| > \frac{\left|b \right|}{2}$?
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What is the explanation for the elements of this set?
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What is the explanation for the elements of this set?
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What is the explanation for the elements of this set?
by the way I hope that $f(A)$ is the correct notation for the range of the function.
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