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    Is Transitivity Applicable in Proving Subset Relations Among Sets A, B, and C?

    Hello I'm having problems with actually proving this with some mathematics. Let A, B, C be sets. Prove that if A is a subset of B and B is a subset of C then A is a subset of C. Thanks.
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    Testing How can I calm my nerves before an exam?

    Failure isn't the end of the world, don't put so much pressure on yourself...
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    How Does Symmetry Impact the Derivative in Tensor Calculations?

    Homework Statement If \phi=a_{rs}x^{r}x^{s} Then show that \frac{\partial\phi}{\partial x^{r}}=(a_{rs}+a_{sr})x^{s} Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Help please I can't seem to get the correct answer. Thanks
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    Classical mechanics text recommendation

    I'm looking for a classical mechanics book that is heavily mathematical based, I've looked around a little however I'm lazy and don't want to buy a dud book. any recommendations would be great, thanks. (also i know there's 100000000000threads on text recom's however can't seem to find much ppl...
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    Linear Differential Equations, no x in p(x) or q(x)?

    1) p(x)=-1, q(x)=4e^x & 2) p(x)=2x and q(x)=4 ( Just because there's no x doesn't mean its not a function of x, or of whatever independent variable your working with; its just for every x value u'll get the same f(x), which is obv since its constant. you can view it as f(x)=4x^0, whatever x you...
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    Derivative of (2x^2 + 1)x^(1/2) using Product Rule | Homework Question

    the problem is in your algebra, on the left you have, after differentiating, (x^1/2)4x, now when putting it over a common denom, you get 2x^1/2[(x^1/2)4x] which becomes 2x times 4x... from here i think u can finish it correctly edit: or the way you've done it, (4x^3/2) which is the left, you...
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    Limit of Riemann Sums with Infinite Terms: Help Needed

    Homework Statement \underset{n\rightarrow\infty}{lim}\frac{e^{1/n}+e^{2/n}+e^{3/n}+\cdots+e^{n/n}}{n}The Attempt at a Solution done something with Riemann sums however didn't get far, other than that I'm not to sure how to evaluate this. any help would be great, thanks (also not sure if i...
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