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tywebb

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c. and



If then since

Now since then by induction then for all integers is an integer.

d. For and and

by way of example with n=3 you can see the area under curve is less than area under line

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so



e. Since for sufficiently large then but with the assumption that is rational we proved is an integer but there is no integer between 0 and 1 - contradiction.

Hence is irrational.
 
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or something like that

i haven't checked for typos but that at least gives the general gist of how things will go with this
 

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lowk for a, b, and e it all tells you exactly what to do
c is just solve I_0 and I_1 and then say that operations with integers make integers when there is no division lol
i only struggled a little with d because i was trying to use b but got there eventually by realising they wanted me to use the original definition of I_n again due to the 1/n! and ended up with the same thing as @tywebb (btw i couldnt see any typos)
pretty fun question i rate it
 

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Great question.

Can you please tell me where this question came from. If it comes from a text book, I would interested in purchasing it.
 

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