I have this inequality:
d does not equal zero, abs[g(x)h(x) + dg'(x)] <= abs(g(x))
I want to transform this inequality into one similar to the following:
abs(f'(x)) <= c*abs(f(x)).
Basically, I want abs(g'(x)) to be less than or equal to some expression with abs(g(x)) times some form of d. I know it's weird, but I can't see how to arrange it and I could use some help. Thanks.
d does not equal zero, abs[g(x)h(x) + dg'(x)] <= abs(g(x))
I want to transform this inequality into one similar to the following:
abs(f'(x)) <= c*abs(f(x)).
Basically, I want abs(g'(x)) to be less than or equal to some expression with abs(g(x)) times some form of d. I know it's weird, but I can't see how to arrange it and I could use some help. Thanks.