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How do I prove that G is differentiable on (a,b)?
Suppose that f: [a,b]→R is integrable. Define, for x∈[a,b] F(x)= integral a to x f(t)dt and G(x)=integral a to x F(t)dt
How do I prove that G is differentiable on (a,b)?
1 AnswerMathematics7 years agoProve the following facts:?
A) |x| is integrable on [-1,2]
b) x^(1/4) is integrable on [0,9]
c) the function h(x)= x^2 x∈[0,1]
2x+3 x∈(1,2]
is integrable on [0,3]
d) if f, g are integrable on [a,b] the so is f-g
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1 AnswerMathematics7 years agoanalysis question, please help?
let A=[0,∞)⊆R.
prove that for all n∈N the function x→x^(1/n):A→R is increasing and continuous
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prove that every f: N→R is continuous
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5 of patients suffering from certain disease are selected to undergo a new treatment that is believed to increase the recovery rate from 30% to 50%. A person is randomly selected from those patients after completion of treatments and found to have recovered. What is the probability that the patient received the new treatment?
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If A,B,C are sets prove that (A∖B)∖C⊆A∖(B∖C). Find a description of when it is that we have equality, and give an example where the inclusion is strict.
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2 AnswersMathematics8 years agoNeed help with this math problem?
a) Prove that if E,F are sets then E∩(E∪F)=E and E∪(E∩F)=E.
b) Suppose that A,B,C are sets satisfying A∩B=A∩C and A∪B=A∪C.
Prove that B=C.
c) Show that only assuming one of the conditions in the previous part is not sufficent to prove that B=C. In other words, give examples (one for each condition) where one condition holds and yet B≠C.
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The following are instructions written in the machine language described in Appendix C. Translate them into English.
a. 7123 b. 40E1 c. A304 d. B100 e. 2BCD
1 AnswerProgramming & Design9 years agoIdentify the body of the following loop structure and count the number of times it will be executed?
What happens if the test is changed to read "( Count not 6 )"?
Count ← 1;
while ( Count not 7) do
(print the value assigned to Count and Count ← Count+3)
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Without using long division of polynomials, find the remainder in Q[x] when:
(i) x^3−2x+4 is divided by x−2;
(ii) x^4−7x^2+3 is divided by x+1;
(iii) x^40−8x^12+3 is divided by x^2−1.
1 AnswerMathematics9 years agocan someone help with this math problem, please?!?
Let Fp = Z/pZ be the field of p elements, where p is an odd prime. Label the
elements of Fp as 0,1,2, . . . , p−1 modulo p. Prove Wilson’s Theorem:
(p−1)! ≡ −1 (mod p)
as follows: observe that, by Fermat’s Theorem, the polynomial
f(x) = x^(p−1)− 1
in Fp[x] has 1,2, . . . , p − 1 as roots. Apply the Root Theorem to get a complete
factorization of
x^(p−1)−1 into linear factors, and then compare the constant term of
the product of the factors with the constant term of f(x).
1 AnswerMathematics9 years agoPlease help with this math problem! Modern Algebra?
Let R be a commutative ring with no zero divisors. Suppose z is an element of
R satisfying z
2
= 1. Show that z = 1 or z = −1.
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1 AnswerMathematics9 years ago