Let x>1 a non integer number. Prove that ([x]x+{x}−x+{x}[x])+({x}x+[x]−x+[x]{x})>29, where [x] and {x} represents the integer and the fractional part of x.
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We put [x]=a, {x}=r, where 0≤r<1. Then the given inequality becomes (aa+2r−a+2ra)+(r2a+r−2a+rr)>29⇔2(ar+ra)−(a+2ra+2a+rr)>25. Since ar+ra≥2, it is enough to prove that a+2ra+2a+rr<23⇔0<2a2+11ar+2r2⇔2(a+r)2+7ar>0, which is valid.
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