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ILL 1989 Problem 12

    Let P(x)P(x) be a polynomial such that the following inequalities are satisfied: P(0)>0;P(0) > 0;P(1)>P(0);P(1) > P(0);P(2)>2P(1)−P(0);P(2) > 2P(1) - P(0);P(3)>3P(2)−3P(1)+P(0);P(3) > 3P(2) - 3P(1) + P(0); and also for every natural number n,n, P(n+4)>4P(n+3)−6P(n+2)+4P(n+1)−P(n).P(n+4) > 4P(n+3) - 6P(n+2)+4P(n + 1) - P(n). Prove that for every positive natural number n,n, P(n)P(n) is positive.

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