Giải.
Ta có : \(\dfrac{2016.2018}{1999+2016.2017}=\dfrac{2016\left(2017+1\right)}{1999+2016.2017}\)
\(=\dfrac{2016.2017+2016}{1999+2016.2017}\)
Do \(2016>1999\)
\(\Rightarrow2016.2017+2016>1999+2016.2017\)
\(\dfrac{2016.2017+2016}{1999+2016.2017}>1\)
Vậy...
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Ta có:
\(\dfrac{2016.2018}{1999+2016.2017}\)= \(\dfrac{2016\left(1+2017\right)}{1999+2016.2017}\)= \(\dfrac{2016+2016.2017}{1999+2016.2017}\)
Vì \(2016>1999\) nên \(2016+2016.2017>1999+2016.2017\)
Do đó, \(\dfrac{2016+2016.2017}{1999+2016.2017}\) > 1
Vậy \(\dfrac{2016.2018}{1999+2016.2017}\) > 1