Math (sets, equations)?
A=(1.5] B=[3,6) A\B = {2} – Is that correct? B\A = {} – Is that correct? Either I'm making a mistake or it's just right haha. Please give me feedback ;§
A=(1.5] B=[3,6) A\B = {2} – Is that correct? B\A = {} – Is that correct? Either I'm making a mistake or it's just right haha. Please give me feedback ;§
When it comes to antisymmetry of relations, why don't we simply say "If A = B and B = A," then they are the same element, and how is that different from reflexivity? And if A < B and B < A are sufficient to assert antisymmetry, then what is equality in mathematics anyway?
M = {1} P(M) = {empty set, 1} Why do we explicitly write the empty set in the power set, but in M = {1} you leave it out, or it is there, but you don't write it down.
I don't understand B) So for A) I used the formula for compound interest K0= 100,000 i=4.5% = 0.045 n= 5 years I used that and got €124,618 for A) annual interest in arrears, but what about B) if it's monthly? What did I use?
Hey, could you maybe explain to me in general terms how to get from the explicit representation of the even PQ to the implicit one? explicit: g: (a,b) + r • (c,d) implicit: g: ax+by= c and perhaps then with an example? g: (1,2) + r • (3,4)
The question is above 🙂
Good day I'm currently researching my own extension of the real numbers, such as complex numbers, and I've come across something very interesting. I call the defined set (see image below) the shift set (it's related to the properties I've discovered). If it can and is allowed to be defined this way, I think I've…
Hey, I don't quite understand the part about transivity. How do you finally get uv × xt = uv × sy?
How would I break number b) here?
The question is above. It's a question from set theory.
Are there Pythagorean triples with two equal numbers a and b? And if not, why not?