This seems easy but when I tried to do this, the best way I came up with is to list all entries and then do the multiplication work. Is there any better ,clearer and more simple way to do the proof?
Homework Statement
In the text, the products pq and qp of the permutations (2 3 4) and (1 3 5) were seen to be different. However, both products turned out to be 3-cycles. Is this an accident?
Homework Equations
p=(3 4 1)(2 5)
q=(1 4 5 2)
where p and q are permutations
The Attempt at a...
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2/3*a(tangent)=g*cos(sita)
2/3*cos(sita)*a(tangent)=g*cos^2(sita)
cos(sita)*a(tangent)=a(vertical to ground)
which should be at least...
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