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Prove that, 1+(x/2)-(x^2/8) < sqrt(x+1) < 1+(x/2) if x>0 in particular show that 1.375
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Prove that, 1+(x/2)-(x^2/8) < sqrt(x+1) < 1+(x/2) if x>0 in particular show that 1.375

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I quit! Can i get some pizza for all the hard work i do????
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