This is one of the first problems that I completed from this long assignment.
The equations y=-x^2 and y=-x+5 have no real solutions in common.
Proof:Suppose the 2 equations y=-x^2+2x+2 and y=-x+5 have at least one real solution,c.
→ -c^2+2c+2=-c+5
→c^2-3c+3=0
→c=(3±√(9-12))/2...
I haven't been working on this particular problem for hours, I have been working on the entire assignment for hours and I think that I am starting to blend everything together.
Please Help! proofs using contrapositive or contradiction
Homework Statement
Prove using contrapositive or contradiction:
For all r,s∈R,if r and s are positive,then √r+ √s≠ √(r+s)
Homework Statement
PLEASE HELP!How would you correct this incorrect proof:
Suppose that S∩T≠0,T∩W≠0,and for a contradiction S∩W=0.From the first 2,we have some t∈S∩T,and similarly t∈T∩W.But then t∈S,t∈T,and t∈W.So t∈S∩W,giving a contradiction.