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IF f(x) is a continous function and f'(x)<0,f"(x)>0
THEN PROVE THAT
 
1/2( f(1)+1/2 f(n) ) + [ 1][ n]   f(x)dx < [ 1][n ]  f(x < [1 ][ n]  f(x)dx +f(1)
 
    
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well i do not agree much .. f(x) has to b positive to make such claims which i do not see .. can u plz check the question once again .. it might not b correct

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