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A nonempty set T1 is finite if and only if there is a bijection from T1->T2?
Hi Micromass! :-) Definition of finite: A set S is said to be finite if it has n elements for some n in N or is empty.- phillyolly
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A nonempty set T1 is finite if and only if there is a bijection from T1->T2?
Homework Statement Prove that a nonempty set T1 is finite if and only if there is a bijection from T1 onto a finite set T2. The Attempt at a Solution There are at least two different solutions to this problem that I found online...- phillyolly
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- Bijection Finite Set
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Determine Direct and Inverse Image f(E) and f^-1 (G)
Hi! This is an old posting of mine. I am going back to this discussion. Is it right that for question b the answer is: f^(-1)(G)={1/2<=x<=1} ? Thanks!- phillyolly
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Finding Solutions for y^4+4y-69 - Without Advanced Math Tools
Homework Statement Solving y^4+4y-69, I got the following: By manually plugging in, I found that y= -3 and y=2.76. However, I would like to ask you if there are other good, efficient ways to find solutions? (Without using sophisticated math tools. Imagine, I have this prob on the exam)...- phillyolly
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- advanced Advanced math Tools
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How to Solve a Quartic Equation by Hand
This is a great idea! Thank you! ;-)- phillyolly
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How to Solve a Quartic Equation by Hand
Hi! I have been solving a problem and got an equation: 15x^4-30x^2+1=0 Do you know how to solve such equation for x by hand without using sophisticated math tools?- phillyolly
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Any tips on how to conjecture formulas for Induction?
What are usual tips in conjecturing formulas for math induction if I am given a certain sum of sequence? Thank you.- phillyolly
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- Conjecture Formulas Induction Tips
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Find mean and variance of X and Y
Is mean for X: (1/8+3/8+3/8+1/8) ------------------- 4 and mean for Y is (2/8+4/8+2/8) -------------- 3 ?- phillyolly
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Find mean and variance of X and Y
Homework Statement I have found the marginal distribution for X and Y from a table. (No statistical regression, just simple table) How should I proceed in finding mean, variance an correlation coefficient of X and y? I am computing by hand. Thank you, Homework Equations The...- phillyolly
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- Mean Variance
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Proof of Inequalities: Tips and Tricks for Checking Accuracy
Following your recommendation, the only way I see the forward direction happening, is to write my expression in an opposite order.- phillyolly
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Please explain my answer in Proof Inequalities
Do you imply that my approach is incorrect and need to be changed? Is it only my first part incorrect? The second one is alright?- phillyolly
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Please explain my answer in Proof Inequalities
Homework Statement I solved the problem and it matches the answer at the end of the book. Please explain why am I right? Why these two answers are correct? THank you Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- phillyolly
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- Explain Inequalities Proof
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Proof of Inequalities: Tips and Tricks for Checking Accuracy
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- Inequalities Proof
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Proof Inequalities: Find the Solution
Homework Statement The problem and my half solution is given. How do I proceed with the proof?- phillyolly
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- Inequalities Proof
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Proof and Math Induction Homework | Step-by-Step Solution
This is so new to me. I pass.- phillyolly
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