I think that it can be proved by the same step in the case of N. k = 2, 3, was proved. Let's Pn = explorer within N members.www.ddhw.com k = N-1, the Pn-1 can reache at the point D(n-1) = 10(1/n + 1/(n-1) + ...+1/2) k = N, the Pn can reach at point D(n) = 10/(n+1) + D(n-1), then return to the point R(n-1) = D(n) - 10/2 = 10(1/(n+1) + 1/n + ...+1/3), the Pn-1 can also reache the point R(n-1), and Pn-1 has how many foods at the point the D(n-1) - R(n-1) = 10[1/n - 1/(n+1) + 1/2 - 1/3] = 10[1/n(n+1) + 1/6], makes Pn, Pn-1 to go 10[1/2n(n+1) + 1/12]-days. www.ddhw.com repeat the above step R(n-2) = R(n-1) - 10[1/2n(n+1) + 1/12] D(n-2) - R(n-2) = D(n-2) - D(n) + 10/2 + 10[1/2n(n+1) + 1/12] = -10/(n+1) - 10/n + 10/2 + 10[1/2n(n+1) + 1/12]www.ddhw.com = 10/2 + 10/12 + 10[1/2n(n+1) - (2n+1)/n(n+1)] > 0 (n>4) it means that Pn, Pn-1 can return to the point R(n-2) < D(n-2), also R(n-3) < D(n-3),... is there has any problem? For this problem, we considered the different condition, and I assumed my own conditions only to ensure Pn can reache the farthest. You are also right. N = ∞ we say bye-bye to Pn because he goes forever. www.ddhw.com At last, I thanked you so much for discussing with me, and good advice. hope to meet you here often. please visit the following: I think that you can do well, good luck. May I ask you a question? Are you living in American? Your English is perfect. forgive me if something wrong. www.ddhw.com
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