Response:
a) True
b) True
c) False
d) True
e) False
f) True
g) False
Explanation:
a) Q(0) holds true because;
when substituting x= 0 in x+1>2x
==> 0+1>2×0
==> 1>0
b) Q(-1) is accurate because;
if we input x= -1 into x+1>2x
==> -1+1>2 (-1)
==> 0> -2
c) Q(1) is incorrect because;
by inserting x=1 into x+1>2x
==> 1+1> 2 ×1
==> 2>2
which is untrue!
d) The assertion is accurate because;
When x=0 is inputted in x+1>2x
==> 0+1>2×0
==> 1>0
e) The statement is untrue because;
input x=1 yields a false outcome for the statement !
f) The assertion is valid because;
Supposing x=3,
3+1≤2×3
==> 4≤6
This makes the statement accurate
g) The assertion is incorrect because
Assuming x=0 leads to x+1≤2x, resulting in,
0+1≤2×0
==> 1≤0
This is false - thus x+1≥2x is valid