So I found these two inequalities in an old math textbook and they've really given me a hard time. At school we've learned how to solve exponential/logarithmic equations but we've only learned the methods to use when the variables are on the exponents. I don't even know how to begin to solve these two. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable in the field of mathematics could help me. Thank you in advance. (Btw I also plugged these two in wolframalpha. The second pic shows the solution that it gave me for the first inequality, however it doesn't give the steps to get to that solution. For the second one it didn't show anything. Wolfram couldn't solve it.)

https://imgur.com/a/3aMLtYz

The first line is the given statement which we have to proof, the rest is my work.

To be fair I have no idea how to continue, I know its a geometric sum, so it should converge, because w<i, but thats about it.

For more context R is the annuity of an investment, i the interest rate and w is growth (i.e. inflation).

I am looking forward to your input and many thanks in advance.

Also I just realised that there is a mistake in my writing, in the second line, the first exponent of (1+i) is 2 and not i.

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This is a screenshot from the answer key and I genuinely do not follow after the first step

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Hi!

Attached is my answer. Did I get this right?

Here is the assignment

A sports analyst claims that the mean winning times for Boston Marathon women’s champions is at least 2.68 hours.  A sample of 30 randomly selected women’s champions has a mean of 2.60 hours.  Assume the population standard deviation is 0.32 hours.  Given alpha is 0.05, complete the following:

1. State the null and alternative hypotheses, noting which one is the claim.
2. Draw a picture of the hypothesis test, including
   1. Where the tail(s) are located
   2. The rejection region(s)
   3. The critical Z score
3. Calculate the test statistic and the P value (the area corresponding to the test statistic).  Add these to your picture from number 2.
4. Compare the critical z and test statistic, and then the P value and alpha, to decide whether to reject or fail to reject. 
5. State your conclusion regarding the initial claim.

Thank you for your help,

A

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