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Find Card{(A,B,C)∈P(E)^3 / AUBUC=E}

FindCard{(A,B,C)P(E)3/AUBUC=E}

Question Number 216749    Answers: 2   Comments: 0

Find ∫_0 ^∞ (((−1)^(E(x)) )/(E(−x)))dx

Find0(1)E(x)E(x)dx

Question Number 216532    Answers: 2   Comments: 0

Let f :R_+ →R such as f(xy)=f(x)+f(y) 1) Prove that f is derivable iff f is derivable at x=1. 2) Prove that if so, f(x)=Log_a x) where a is positive value to precise

Letf:R+Rsuchasf(xy)=f(x)+f(y)1)Provethatfisderivableifffisderivableatx=1.2)Provethatifso,f(x)=Logax)whereaispositivevaluetoprecise

Question Number 216355    Answers: 1   Comments: 1

given that ϕ,β are the roots of the equation 3x2−x−5=0 from the equation whose roots are 2ϕ−1/β,2β−1/ϕ

giventhatφ,βaretherootsoftheequation3x2x5=0fromtheequationwhoserootsare2φ1/β,2β1/φ

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Please help 1.1.Let XUY=X for all sets X. Prove that Y=0(empty set). From Singler book "Excercises in set theory". I think this task is totaly wrong and cannot be proved. I would ask someone to provide me valid proof of that. I have sets X and Y such as Y is subset of X. For example. If Y={1} and X={1,2} then XUY=X is correct but that doesn't imply Y is empty. Another example when X=Y since X is any set. I can choose X=Y. Why not? Then YUY=Y is always true, but again, that doesnt imply Y is empty set Proof in book claim that is correct if we suppose Y is not empty and if we choose for instance X is empty set. Then 0UY=0 but this is wrong since 0UY=Y. Therefore, Y must be empty?

Please help 1.1.Let XUY=X for all sets X. Prove that Y=0(empty set). From Singler book "Excercises in set theory". I think this task is totaly wrong and cannot be proved. I would ask someone to provide me valid proof of that. I have sets X and Y such as Y is subset of X. For example. If Y={1} and X={1,2} then XUY=X is correct but that doesn't imply Y is empty. Another example when X=Y since X is any set. I can choose X=Y. Why not? Then YUY=Y is always true, but again, that doesnt imply Y is empty set Proof in book claim that is correct if we suppose Y is not empty and if we choose for instance X is empty set. Then 0UY=0 but this is wrong since 0UY=Y. Therefore, Y must be empty?

Question Number 211643    Answers: 1   Comments: 0

Let A={x ∈ R∣x^2 <4}and B={y ∈ Q∣y>−3}find A∩B

LetA={xRx2<4}andB={yQy>3}findAB

Question Number 209746    Answers: 1   Comments: 1

Q)Choose at least some members frome the set A={14,15,...,20,22,23,...,28} so that whith confidence includes three consecutive members?

Q)ChooseatleastsomemembersfromethesetA={14,15,...,20,22,23,...,28}sothatwhithconfidenceincludesthreeconsecutivemembers?

Question Number 209246    Answers: 1   Comments: 0

Find f(x)=∫^( x) _( 0) (dt/(t+e^(f(t)) ))

Findf(x)=0xdtt+ef(t)

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2 students are passing a test of n questions with the same chance to find each one Show the chance that they both don′t find a same question is ((3/4))^n

2studentsarepassingatestofnquestionswiththesamechancetofindeachoneShowthechancethattheybothdontfindasamequestionis(34)n

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1×3×5×7×9×...×2005 = ... (mod 1000)

1×3×5×7×9×...×2005=...(mod1000)

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Prove that ∫^( (π/2)) _( 0) ((ln(1+αsint))/(sint))dt= (π^2 /8)−(1/2)(arccosα)^2

Provethat0π2ln(1+αsint)sintdt=π2812(arccosα)2

Question Number 195393    Answers: 1   Comments: 0

prove that lim_(x→0) (((Σ_(k=1) ^n (1−(1/(2k)))^x )/n))^(1/( x )) = (1/4)(C_(2n) ^n )^(1/n)

provethatlimx0nk=1(112k)xnx=14C2nnn

Question Number 200284    Answers: 1   Comments: 0

Prove that for any set A containing n elements, ∣P(A)∣=2^n .

ProvethatforanysetAcontainingnelements,P(A)∣=2n.

Question Number 195157    Answers: 1   Comments: 0

Prove that (x^3 /(2sin^2 ((1/2)arctan (x/y))))+(y^3 /(2cos^2 ((1/2)arctan (y/x))))=(x+y)(x^2 +y^2 )

Provethatx32sin2(12arctanxy)+y32cos2(12arctanyx)=(x+y)(x2+y2)

Question Number 194868    Answers: 1   Comments: 0

Prove that ∀n∈IN ∫^( 1) _( 0) t sin^(2n) (lnt)dt= (1/(1−e^(−2π) )) ∫^( π) _( 0) e^(−2t) sin^(2n) (t)dt

ProvethatnIN01tsin2n(lnt)dt=11e2π0πe2tsin2n(t)dt

Question Number 194781    Answers: 0   Comments: 0

f_(n ) the general sentence is seqiencee fibonacci. prove that : f_(2n−1) =f_n ^2 +f_(n−1) ^2

fnthegeneralsentenceisseqienceefibonacci.provethat:f2n1=fn2+fn12

Question Number 194709    Answers: 1   Comments: 0

Show that in fibonacci sequence f_(3n) =f_n ^3 +f_(n+1) ^3 −f_(n−1) ^3

Showthatinfibonaccisequencef3n=fn3+fn+13fn13

Question Number 194693    Answers: 1   Comments: 0

if f_n =f_(n−1) +f_(n−2) ; f_1 =f_2 =1 then prove that 5∣f_(5n)

iffn=fn1+fn2;f1=f2=1thenprovethat5f5n

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