The true inequality for all positive integers m is that D. m ≤ m + 1.
<h3>What inequality is true for all positive integers?</h3><h3 />
It is not mathematical logical for an integer to be less than its reciprocal so option A is incorrect.
It is also not possible for the square root of an integer to be less than its square root which removes option B.
A positive integer cannot be greater than its squared amount and and it is possible for a positive integer to be less than its square root plus 1 in the case of m = 1.
The logical option is that integer m + 1 will always be greater than positive integer m.
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food chain? circle of life?
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The deeper you go in both Earth's interior and the swimming pool the greater the pressure grows. The difference is the swimming pool contains, mostly liquid and Earth's interior contains mostly solids.