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Real Analysis: Are lebesgue measures metrics?
Homework Statement Are Lebesgue measures considered metrics? The Attempt at a Solution I have an elementary understanding of metrics and am currently learning about Lebesgue Integration. A Lebesgue measure as a length in Euclidean space should be a metric, but what about areas and...- binks01
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Is the Integral Solved Using Integration by Parts?
you have to use integration by parts. you want u= 9x+8 du=9dx v= (x^3)/3 dv=x^2dx then figure out [ uv - integral of (vdu) ] (x^3)/3 * (9x+8) - integral of [ (x^3)/3 * 9dx)]- binks01
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Undergrad Solving Function Problems: Intersection and Cardinality | Tips and Tricks
How do you use |A| = |B| = n to prove f is onto?- binks01
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Undergrad Solving Function Problems: Intersection and Cardinality | Tips and Tricks
The first question I have is simple, but when I attempted it, I got stuck. I'm trying to prove that if f:X->Y and A & B are subsets of X, that f(A intersect B) is a subset of f(A) intersect f(B). I started by trying to show set containment, beginning with an arbitrary element in f(A...- binks01
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