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Is My Proof on Images and Monotone Functions Correct?
Can anyone look at my proof on the attached pdf and tell me if it is correct or on the right track?- darkestar
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Is My Proof on Images and Monotone Functions Correct?
Any suggestions?- darkestar
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Is My Proof on Images and Monotone Functions Correct?
Homework Statement Included in the pdf Homework Equations Included in the pdf The Attempt at a Solution Please take a look at pdf for my attempted solution. I would like to know how if it makes logical sense or if I should change something. Thanks!- darkestar
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- Functions Images
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LaTeX How to post this Latex code on forum?
Thanks, although I already knew that. I was hoping for a different explanation because I tried to simply put those tags in but it's not working.- darkestar
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LaTeX How to post this Latex code on forum?
Hello! I just finished typing up my first Latex document for a proof I worked on. Now, I'm having trouble posting it on these forums. Here is the source code... \begin{document} $f : \mathbb{R} \Rightarrow \mathbb{R}$ is odd $\;\Longleftrightarrow \;f(-x) = -f(x) \;\forall x$. Show that...- darkestar
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- Code Forum Latex
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Show sequence is bounded in an interval
I'm not really sure how I should be more explicit for the proof.- darkestar
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Show sequence is bounded in an interval
So I can define M to be max{ |c|, |d| }. Therefore, |a_n| <= M. Would this be all that I need to write for the proof in that direction?- darkestar
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Show sequence is bounded in an interval
For the second part I let c = -d because I was trying to end with a result such as the sequence being in the interval [-M, M]. If I leave it as the interval [c, d] then I'm not sure how to end with the conclusion that every element of the sequence is less than a number M.- darkestar
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Show sequence is bounded in an interval
Homework Statement Show that a sequence {a_n} is bounded if and only if there is an interval [c, d] such that {a_n} is a sequence in [c,d]. Homework Equations A sequence {a_n} is bounded provided that there is a number M such that |a_n| <= M. The Attempt at a Solution...- darkestar
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- Bounded Interval Sequence
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Delete Account - Get Assistance Now!
I would like my account to be deleted/removed from the forums. I would appreciate if someone could assist me with this. Thanks.- darkestar
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Expectation and Variance for Continous Uniform RV
Here is my work for part a. I got the answer without finding the pdf for X+Y. When I tried using pdf for X+Y which I called Z, the answers weren't matching. [PLAIN]http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/1226/partaprob.jpg- darkestar
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Expectation and Variance for Continous Uniform RV
I calculated the mean of X+Y to be 1. The variance resulted in 1/6. I am not getting the same answer when I use the density function for Z that I tried calculating. Even when I use the limits from 0 to 2, I get a different mean and variance is negative which tells me I am wrong somewhere. I'm...- darkestar
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Expectation and Variance for Continous Uniform RV
Homework Statement 8. Suppose that X and Y are independent continuous random variables, and each is uniformly distributed on the interval [0,1] (thus the pdfs for X and Y are zero outside of this interval and equal to one on [0,1]). (a) Find the mean and variance for X+Y. (b) Calculate...- darkestar
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- Expectation Uniform Variance
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