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    Convergence of improper integrals theorems

    Sorry. I just want to make sure that my proof is correct? I'm studying by myself.
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    Convergence of improper integrals theorems

    Homework Statement I'm trying to prove these two theorems a) if ## 0 \leq f(x) \leq g(x) ## for all x ## \geq 0 ## and ## \int_0^\infty g ## converges, then ## \int_0^\infty f ## converges b) if ## \int_0^\infty |f| ## converges then ## \int_0^\infty f ## converges. Obviously assuming...
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    There are numbers c, d, with f(a) < f(x) < f(b) for x in (c,d)

    Well ##B## is bounded below by ##\alpha##, so ##\alpha## is a lower bound of B, and since ##\beta## is the greatest lower bound of ##B##, ##\alpha \le \beta##
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    There are numbers c, d, with f(a) < f(x) < f(b) for x in (c,d)

    Homework Statement If ##f## is continuous on ##[a,b]## and ##f(a) < f(b)##. Prove that there are numbers ##c, d## with ##a \le c < d \le b## such that ##f(c) = f(a)## and ##f(d) = f(b)## and if ##x \in (c,d)## then ##f(a) < f(x) < f(b)##. Homework Equations The Attempt at a...
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    Continuity of g(x) = lim{y->x}f(x)

    Correction That should do. Sorry for the errors, typing math symbols is not as simple nor fun as using a pen.
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    Continuity of g(x) = lim{y->x}f(x)

    Oh, yes, sorry, I am too used to using the x as the value approaching a, what I actually meant is the limit as {y approaches x} of f(y).
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    Continuity of g(x) = lim{y->x}f(x)

    Homework Statement This problem took me a lot of time if g(x) = \lim_{y\rightarrow x} {f(x)} exist for any x, then g is continuous. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution \lim_{x\rightarrow a^+} {f(x)} = g(a) , so if ##\epsilon > 0 ## then there is an ##\delta_1 > 0## such that...
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    How Do You Start Learning Low-Level Programming?

    Really great advices, thanks everyone. The Raspberry Pi looks great. I am sure I'll buy it soon.
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    How Do You Start Learning Low-Level Programming?

    I really want to be a programmer. But I am more interested in operating systems(I always get goosebumps thinking about coding an operating system), programming languages, compilers, emulation, AI, embedded systems, assembly, parsing, hardware, etc. Where do you even begin for that stuff...
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    What are the top sci-fi shows for space adventure lovers?

    My favorite science fiction shows are, in order, Babylon 5, Farscape and Stargate SG1. I tried watching Sanctuary and Falling Skies but I didn't enjoy them. Continuum is fun. In my opinion, if there is one sci-fi series you have to watch, it should be Babylon 5.
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    A y such that f(x) <= f(y) all x

    Of course! I can't believe that I didn't do that. Thanks.
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    A y such that f(x) <= f(y) all x

    Well, nothing. I used -1 and 1 because they are simple. The "proof" is basically the same with other numbers.
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    A y such that f(x) <= f(y) all x

    Homework Statement if ##f## is a continuous function, ##f(x) > 0## for all x, and \lim_{x\rightarrow +\infty} {f(x)} = 0 = \lim_{x\rightarrow -\infty} {f(x)} Prove: There is a y such that ##f(x) \leq f(y)## for all x I'm assuming that the domain of f is ℝ. Homework Equations The...
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    What are some of your favorite science-fiction novels?

    I haven't read many science-fiction books, but recently I began reading Asimov books. -The End of Eternity -Prelude to Foundation -Forward the Foundation I liked them a lot. Especially "The End of Eternity".
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    Proof about dense set and continuous function

    Homework Statement If f is continuous, and f(x) = 0 for all x in A, where A is a dense set. Then f(x) = 0 for all x. I am using the following definitions: A set of real numbers A is dense if every open interval contains a point of A. And the limit definition for a continuous function...
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