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11175
Hi friends, Thanks a lot for you guys helping many like me. Anyways I am sort of struggling with the following question: Pick two random numbers between 0 and...
Vamsi Krishna Paruchuri
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Dec 1, 2005
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11176
... Assuming "random" means "uniformly distributed with respect to Lebesgue measure", you want the area of the region in the unit square [0,1] x [0,1] on which...
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11177
Integrals anyone? or am i off base ( i haven't gotten to integrals in the "teaching myself calculus" method of instruction) adh_math...
IcerX Blade
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11178
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bhavya acharya
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11179
Hi, all. well i would like first apolozise for the mess i fwd: was blank ,but seriously it was not a virus ...neways,here's problem: Here is a challenging...
bhavya acharya
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11180
let $:R->R' be ring homomorphism. prove that (a)if J is an ideal of R,then $(J) is an ideal of R' (b)if J' is an ideal of R', then $^-1(J')={a is an element of...
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11181
what are all the units and zero divisors in the ring Z18...
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11182
Prove that any ideal of a ring R is a subring of R. Give an example of a subring that is not an ideal....
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11183
(a) the positive integers form aring under the additon and multiplication of integers (b) the power set of a set forms a ring under the operation U(union) and...
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11184
... Each of your four (!!) posts contains one or more questions that can be answered immediately by consulting the definitions of the concepts involved. Your...
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11185
Agreed!! While the poster may find somebody here with an overinflated ego willing to do his homework for him, he will not learn anything in the process....
Rick
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Dec 6, 2005
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11186
... Each value A_i counts the number of times the digit i appears, so the sum of the terms may be written (1) A_0 + A_1 + ... + A_9 = 0*A_0 + 1*A_1 + 2*A_2 +...
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11187
Hello, === Show that d(z1,z2)= |z1-z2|/sqrt((1+z1^2)(1+z2^2)) defines a distance on C (the complex numbers). === PS: if you know this stems from the...
Julien
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11188
... distance...
Julien
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11189
... Just a thought: If d is a metric and f:[0,oo) -> [0,oo) is non-decreasing and concave, then f(d) is also a metric. Along lines through the origin, the...
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11190
... Much simpler completion of the argument: Already we have at least one block at k and at most k blocks at 0. The mean position is therefore at least 1, with...
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11191
... the ... I might have misunderstood, but if P1,P2 are two points along the same radial line, f(|P1-P2|) = |r1-r2|/sqrt(1+(r1-r2)^2) but that doesn't look...
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11192
... How about 6 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Inspection shows that that sequence works....
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11193
In a message dated 12/7/2005 6:51:50 PM Central Standard Time, ... Whatever the answer is, it's the same as when the problem was last brought up on this list,...
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11194
... Oops...I'd been thinking "the distance to 0 along a line through the origin", which is much less interesting since, as you point out, it doesn't even give...
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11195
... Ouch...I'm batting 1000 this week. The distance from k to 1 is k-1, not k. Corrections to earlier argument forthcoming......
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11196
... Take three: Case 0) A_k=0 for all k>1. This would force A_1=10, in violation of the hypotheses of the problem. Henceforth k>1. Case 1) A_k = 1. In order...
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11197
... Uh..... Saddam's Proof? ... ALGAE BRA!!! ... Eclip? ... ... bang bang? And a couple more for good measure, authored and authorised by moi: 17: What is an...
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11198
... Got it.... Proof that 'e is irrational!...
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11199
In a message dated 12/8/2005 9:44:26 AM Central Standard Time, ... I tried unsuccessfully to find where I'd seen the problem. It may have been somewhere else,...
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11200
Here's my proof of the uniqueness of the solution: (I'm not sure if it will be equivalent to adh's proof). Define: a(i) # of i's in sequence, for i=0 to 9 S =...
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11201
... Theorem of the mean Is Saddam a mathematician? I know he was a Devil, was mean and still is. However there is an old saying: Better the devil you know than...
cino hilliard
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11202
Prove the following (there's a relatively simple proof): If A,B,C are any three vectors then |A|*|B-C| , |B|*|A-C| , |C|*|A-B| satisfy the triangle inequality....
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11203
Function f R-->R is defined in all real numbers prove: for any real numbers x and y and for any function f R-->R which is defined in all real numbers, there...
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11204
Are you trying to solve the functional equation, i.e to prove that such a f exists, or are you trying to prove that for any f there are two x,y satisfying this...
Julien Santini
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