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Giải:
A=102004+1/102005+1
10A=102005+10/102005+1
10A=102005+1+9/102005+1
10A=1+9/102005+1
Tương tự:
B=102005+1/102006+1
10B=1+9/102006+1
Vì 9/102005+1>9/102006+1 nên 10A>10B
⇒A>B
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\(10A=10.\dfrac{10^{2004}+1}{10^{2005}+1}=\dfrac{10^{2005}+10}{10^{2005}+1}=1+\dfrac{9}{10^{2005}+1}\\ 10B=10.\dfrac{10^{2005}+1}{10^{2006}+1}=\dfrac{10^{2006}+10}{10^{2006}+1}=1+\dfrac{9}{10^{2006}+1}\)
vì \(\dfrac{9}{10^{2005}+1}>\dfrac{9}{10^{2006}+1}\Rightarrow10A>10B\Rightarrow A>B\)
Ta có: \(10\cdot A=\dfrac{10^{2005}+10}{10^{2005}+1}=1+\dfrac{9}{10^{2005}+1}\)
\(10B=\dfrac{10^{2006}+10}{10^{2006}+1}=1+\dfrac{9}{10^{2006}+1}\)
mà \(\dfrac{9}{10^{2005}+1}>\dfrac{9}{10^{2006}+1}\)
nên 10A>10B
hay A>B
\(\dfrac{19}{19}\) = 1 < \(\dfrac{2005}{2004}\) vậy \(\dfrac{19}{19}\) < \(\dfrac{2005}{2004}\)
\(\dfrac{72}{73}\) = 1 - \(\dfrac{1}{73}\)
\(\dfrac{98}{99}\) = 1 - \(\dfrac{1}{99}\)
Vì \(\dfrac{1}{73}\) > \(\dfrac{1}{99}\) nên \(\dfrac{72}{73}\) < \(\dfrac{98}{99}\)
Bài 1 :
1) Ta có : \(\frac{19}{18}=1+\frac{1}{18}\)
\(\frac{2019}{2018}=1+\frac{1}{2018}\)
Vì \(\frac{1}{18}>\frac{1}{2018}\)
Nên : \(\frac{19}{18}>\frac{2019}{2018}\)
a,19/7=5/7 +2
2>7/9 => 19/7>7/9
b, 72/73=1- 1/73
98/99=1- 1/99
1/73>1/99
c,19/18=1+ 1/18
2005/2004=1+ 1/2004
1/18>1/2004
d, 72/73=(58+14)/73=58/73 + 14/73
58/73>58/99
=> 72/73>58/99