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Here is a simple example of an inequality which I cannot get Mathematica to state as TRUETrue:

FullSimplify[x^a >= 1, Assumptions -> {a > 0, x > 1}]

FullSimplify[x^a >= 1, Assumptions -> {a > 0, x > 1}]

Is there a case for which the inequality is false that I haven't ruled out by the assumptions? Thanks in advance.

Here is a simple example of an inequality which I cannot get Mathematica to state as TRUE:

FullSimplify[x^a >= 1, Assumptions -> {a > 0, x > 1}]

Is there a case for which the inequality is false that I haven't ruled out by the assumptions? Thanks in advance.

Here is a simple example of an inequality which I cannot get Mathematica to state as True:

FullSimplify[x^a >= 1, Assumptions -> {a > 0, x > 1}]

Is there a case for which the inequality is false that I haven't ruled out by the assumptions?

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Simplifying inequalities with exponents

Here is a simple example of an inequality which I cannot get Mathematica to state as TRUE:

FullSimplify[x^a >= 1, Assumptions -> {a > 0, x > 1}]

Is there a case for which the inequality is false that I haven't ruled out by the assumptions? Thanks in advance.