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Finding the Last Non-Zero Digit of a Repeated Factorial Expression
Without using computer programs, can we find the last non-zero digit of $$(\dots((2018\underset{! \text{ occurs }1009\text{ times}}{\underbrace{!)!)!\dots)!}}$$? What I know is that the last non-zero digit of ##2018!## is ##4##, but I do not know what to do with that ##4##. Is it useful that...- MAXIM LI
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- Factorial
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Understanding Conditional Expectation, Variance, and Precision Matrices
My question relates to subsection 2.2.1 of [this article][1]. This subsection recalls the work of Lindgren, Rue, and Lindström (2011) on Gaussian Markov Random Fields (GMRFs). The subsection starts with a two-dimensional regular lattice where the 4 first-order neighbours of $u_{i,j}$ are...- MAXIM LI
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- Conditional Expectation Variance
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Undergrad Determination of error in interpolating polynomial
I've found a explanation in this book in chapter 6 section 6, but it doesn't explain the concrete steps and I'm managing to figure them out. -
Undergrad Determination of error in interpolating polynomial
Professor showed this result in the lecture without giving any proof (after proving the existence of the interpolating polynomial in two variables). I've been trying to prove it myself or find a book where is proved but I failed. This is the theorem: Let $$ x_0 < x_1 < \cdots < x_n \in [a, b]... -
Limit of probabilities of a large sample
My first thought as well but I think the problem is deeper than that. I think that as the n tends towards infinity the probability of the the sample mean converging to the population mean is 1. Looking at proving this. By the Central Limit Theorem the sample mean distribution can be approximated...- MAXIM LI
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- Calculus Central limit theorem Probability
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