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13486
Determine whether the given sets are open, closed, neither open nor closed, or both open and closed. 1. the union of all the closed intervals [-1+1/n, 1-1/n],...
Michelle Wynne
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Sep 1, 2008
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13487
See the first exercises of chapter 2 in bartle: elements of Lebesgue integration for clues. Michelle Wynne <michwynne@...> escreveu: Determine...
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13488
Hello , me too i guess that the two sets are open "If you judge people, you have no time to love them" Mother Teresa ... De: Michelle Wynne...
Ahlem
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[-1+1/n,1-1/n] is a closed set but the enumerable union of a closed set is not always closed and this union tends to ]-1,1[ so it's an opened set the...
Ahlem
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13490
... set is not always closed and this union tends to ]-1,1[ so it's an opened set ... second one is open I think the intersection of a *finite* number of open...
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13491
Hi, I need help with this problem. Use Zorn's Lemma to show that if B and B' are bases for the vector space V, then there exists a bijection \phi : B -> B'. ...
teohhockmeng
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13492
... Let (S,f) denote any subset S of B along with an injective function f: S --> B', such that (B-S) U f(S) (that is, the union of the complement of S in B and...
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Sep 4, 2008
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13493
Hello everybody The following clip claims that no mathematician can imitate same thing hence it very easy to understand it. ...
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13494
can any one help me in proving the following theorem that establishes properties of negative number -(a+b)=-(a)+(-b)...
lubna.economist
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Sep 7, 2008
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13495
(a+b) + -(a+b)= 0 property of opposites (a+b) + (-a) +(-b) = (-a) + (a+b) +(-b) commutative prop of addition (a+b) + (-a) +(-b) = (-a) + a + (b + (-b))...
Donald DePasquale
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Sep 7, 2008
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13496
(a+b) + -(a+b)= 0 property of opposites (a+b) + (-a) +(-b) = (-a) + (a+b) +(-b) commutative prop of addition (a+b) + (-a) +(-b) = (-a) + a + (b + (-b))...
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(a+b) + -(a+b)= 0 property of opposites (a+b) + (-a) +(-b) = (-a) + (a+b) +(-b) commutative prop of addition (a+b) + (-a) +(-b) = (-a) + a + (b + (-b))...
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13498
can any one give prrof of the following parts of theorem 1-we have ab=0 if and only if a=0 or b=0 or both 2-we have a‚0 and b‚0 if and only if ab‚0...
lubna.economist
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Sep 8, 2008
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13499
It is considered in poor form to submit your homework problems without showing us the effort that you have made....
Rick
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13500
Hi,A few weeks ago I introduced the amazing formula x^(1/x) - 1 ~ log(x)/x. This in turn gives us the number of prime numbers < x = Pi(x) ~ 1/(x^(1/x)-1). This...
cino hilliard
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Sep 11, 2008
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13501
In the equation p*x^n+q*x^{n+1}+r=x^{n+2}, how do you solve for x in terms of p,q,r and n? For the same values p,q, and r, suppose you have ...
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13502
Hi, Here are some more interesting consequences of my nth root quest. Find the convergent to the recurrsion x = 1/(x^(1/(x+1)) - 1) for any x> 1. Find the...
cino hilliard
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Sep 14, 2008
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13503
"There are 100 people at a party.Each person has an even number ( possibly zero) number of acquaintances.Prove that there are three people at the party with...
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Sep 15, 2008
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... Indirect proof: There are 50 even numbers between 0 and 99 (inclusive). Assume there are not 3 people with the same number of acquitances. Then the 100 ...
slim_the_dude
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Sep 15, 2008
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Here's a not too hard, fun problem: Person A and B play the following game: 27 tokens are on the table, and each player take turns taking anywhere from 1 to...
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Sep 15, 2008
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13506
Hi All   I found out cool Math tricks and shortcuts to solve problems very quickly and perform great at exams and SAT. These are really interesting to...
Cynthia Jones
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13507
Thank you very much for the Proof....
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13508
Hi All   I found out cool Math tricks and shortcuts to solve problems very quickly and perform great at exams and SAT. These are really interesting to...
Cynthia Jones
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13509
Hey all... Sorry I haven't been online in months due to changing and shifting responsibilities and interests (and even then that's a vast understatement and...
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Sep 17, 2008
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13510
Excuse me ,but these methods shown on the links are called VEDIC MATHEMATICS in india.In our 'scriptures' the vedas, these methods are mentioned.So these arent...
Sarthak Chandra
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Ā hi sarthak this is celestine. remember at iit bomb astro campCelestine PreethamĀ  ... From: Sarthak Chandra <sarthak_loves_math@...> To:...
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Hi Clooneman, I don't think that's going to work in general. When five tokens are left there are 22 tokens divided between the two (A & B) piles. Who wins at...
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Sep 17, 2008
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This solution is not correct. For example, what if when you get down to 5, you each hold an even number of tokens? (This is possible because 27 - 5 = even.)...
slim_the_dude
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Sep 17, 2008
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The \Delta operator of a sequence a_n is \Delta a_n=a_{n+1}-a_n. The \Delta operator is defined as E-I where E is the right shift operator Ea_n=a_{n+1} and I...
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13515
Hi sarthak Yes, you are absolutely correct. These tricks are a part of something they call 'Vedic Math' in certain South Asian countries. Infact the source of...
Cynthia Jones
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