Rewrite the expression in other form, using the Euler's formula.
1+enz=1+enx∗einy=
=1+enx∗(cos(ny)+isin(ny))
The real part of this expression 1+enx∗cos(ny)⩾0 by the condition of the question.
Consider the imaginary part of this expression enx∗sin(ny). The exponential function is monotonously increased, when n−>∞. So enx−>∞, then enx∗sin(ny)−>∞.
Now, consider the real part of the expression 1+enx∗cos(ny). It also has the exponential function that when n−>∞, enx−>∞. 1 is very small in comparison with exponential function. So 1+enx∗cos(ny)−>∞ also diverges.
Q.E.D.
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