Propagation of plane electromagnetic wave in conducting and nonconducting
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First method :
√35 < √36
=> 12 + 2√35 < 12 + 2√36
=> (√7 + √5)^2 < (√6 + √6)^2
=> √7 + √5 < √6 + √6 [ If a,b > 0 then a^2 < b^2 => a < b]
=> √7 - √6 < √6 - √5
=> A < B
Second method :
Consider f :(1, ∞) -> R such that
f(x) = √x - √(x-1)
f’(x) = 1/2(1/√x - 1/√(x-1)) < 0 for all x.
therefore f is strictly decreasing.
Hence f(7) < f(6)
=> √7 - √6 < √6 - √5
=> A < B
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