Homework Statement
Show that x=cosx, for some xε(0,∏/2).
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The Attempt at a Solution
Define f(x)=x-cosx, i want to show that for some aε(0,∏/2), limx→af(x)=0. is this correct?
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Let S={zεℂ: |z|<1 or |z-2|<1}. show that S is not connected.Homework Equations
My prof use this definition of disconnected set.
Disconnected set - A set S \subseteqℂ is disconnected if S is a union of two disjoint sets A and A' s.t. there exists open sets B and B' with A...
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Im currently reading the book of Steven R. Lay's "Analysis with an Introduction to Proof, 3rd ed.". According to his book, if a subset S of ℝ contains all of its boundary then it is closed. But i find this wrong since if we consider S={xεQ;0≤x≤2}, then it can be shown that S...
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suppose that n cylindrical shafts are selected at random from the production of the machine and their diameters and lengths are measured. it is found that N11 have both measurements within the tolerance limits, N12 have satisfactory lengths but unsatisfactory diameters...
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Let X1,X2 be a random sample of size 2, from a normal distribution with mean μ and σ2=1. Let T=t(X1,X2)=X1+X2 be the estimator of μ and l(t;μ)=t-μ be the loss function. Compute risk function R(μ).
Homework Equations
R(μ)=∫∫(l(t;μ))∏f(xi;μ)dxi
The Attempt at a...
Why is it that the set A={1/n:n is counting number} is not a closed set?
We see that no matter how small our ε is, ε-neighborhood will always contain a point not in A (one reason is that Q* is dense in ℝ), thus, all the elements in A is boundary point, and we know that by definition, if...
i forgot to tell you that the n-observations was drawn out from a normal population..well anyway, is it possible that different variances might affect the maximum likelihood of the mean?
is it possible to estimate all parameters of an n-observation (X1,...Xn) with same mean, μ, but different variances (σ21,σ22,...,σ2n)? if we assume that σ2i are known for all i in {1,...n}, what is the mle of of μ?
here's the link sir
http://www.sci.ccny.cuny.edu/~shpil/gworld/problems/probmat.html
i agree with you sir when it comes to difficulty. my professor said that its a suicide for a graduating student to choose such topic. well anyway, thank you sir for your reply. btw, i enjoy reading the...