I recommend reading and understanding this:
http://www.mathdb.org/basic_calculus/BasicCalculus.pdf
Once you fully understand that, I say then delve into other books. Understanding the basic concepts of sets, subsets, elements, neighborhoods,..., are very crucial.
I have been browsing the web, and I notice that I could not find any websites that have real analysis text around. Yes, I understand that I should look for books written by professionals in the field, but I do not know which one I should buy. Do you know of some online resources to real analysis...
You should not be scared by the infinite numbers. As Krylov said, they are the same. Can you please elaborate in what you are thinking? Also, why are you asking the question. The answer lies in a not so basic proof. Here is something that hints on what you are searching for...
Well, I am confused on insulin resistance and cellular signaling.
Know... Below is my understand:
Insulin resistance happens either when the paceraes does not produce enough of the protein insulin and another way resistance occurs is when the receptor is not functioning properly. Are there...
So... I hae this issue trying to connect mySQL to ruby on net bean... Has anyone connected it before?
The code:
#!/user/bin/ruby
require 'mysql'
begin
puts "hello World"
con = Mysql.new 'localhost', 'sqluser', ''
puts con.get_server_info
rs = con.query...
So universities like MIT consider >25 English score to be exceptional? If that's the case, he got a 26. Would his score on math make him likely to be considered?
Does the ACT & SAT weigh the same for colleges? Do they prefer one from the other?
Yea... I think it is the one out of 800 I was speaking of. He is scared of the SAT because he has a language barrier (kind of like me). He took the ACT & received a 35 in the math portion. But received in the mid 20s in English.
How should I encourage him?
Well, I was wondering if the SAT is actually required for applying to 'elite' educational institutes, such as Harvard, MIT or Caltech.
I ask this because my cousin is refusing to take the SAT, but gets outstanding grades in school; and have received 5s his subjects tests.
Would they take...
Thank you for the correction.
No, education is not required in India, but is heavily desired by the elders for their youth.
The youth mostly listen to their parents, and if they are fortunate enough to have the mobility and little money it takes not to have a helping hand, they take it...