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Is the statement [x]=Lx + 1)
true for all real
numbers? Explain.

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The statement is not true for all real numbers. It is only true for decimal or fractional values of x .If x is an integer, then the ceiling function returns x when the input is x . But, the flooring function returns x + 1 when the input is x + 1.

Since x does not equal x + 1 when x is an integer, the expressions are not equal when x is an integer.

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The Edg answer is as follows -

The statement is not true for all real numbers. It is only true for decimal or fractional values of x .

If x is an integer, then the ceiling function returns x when the input is x . But, the flooring function returns x + 1 when the input is x + 1.

Since x does not equal x + 1 when x is an integer, the expressions are not equal when x is an integer.

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