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Binomial Theorem related proofs
Homework Statement Let a be a fixed positive rational number. Choose(and fix) a naural number M > a. a) For any n\inN with n\geqM, show that (a^n)/(n!)\leq((a/M)^(n-M))*(a^M)/(M!) b)Use the previous prblem to show that, given e > 0, there exists an N\inN such that for all n\geqN, (a^n)/(n!)...- h.shin
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- Binomial Binomial theorem Proofs Theorem
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Existence of a natural number X
Homework Statement Given M \in N, show that there exists an X \in N such that for all n \geq X , n^2+n+1 \succ M Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Since both M and X are natural numbers and I am just trying to prove the existence of a certain natural number X, I...- h.shin
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- Existence Natural
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Show there exists a one to one function from N to S iff function f exists
yes, well n--->2n is injective but not surjective- h.shin
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Show there exists a one to one function from N to S iff function f exists
Homework Statement Show that for a set S, there exists an injective function \Phi : N \rightarrow S if and only if there exists an injective, but non-surjective function f : S \rightarrow S. (Sets S satisfying this condition are called innite sets.) Homework Equations The...- h.shin
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Graph of a function only if first projection is bijective
what does a graph of a function mean. Well, doesn't it just mean that it represents the relationship between the domain and the co domain? and what could go wrong..? Well, i feel like the only things that can go wrong are if there are two values of codomain for one value of domain. Or, there...- h.shin
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Graph of a function only if first projection is bijective
Homework Statement If A and B are sets, prove that a subset \Gamma\subset A X B is the graph of some function from A to B if and only if the first projection \rho: \Gamma\rightarrow A is a bijection. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I first thought that i should...- h.shin
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- Function Graph Projection
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