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On slide 40 of this presentation, an algorithm is described as having a complexity of $Oleft( m n log (n^2 / m) right)$. But since ...
Asked on 11/07/2020
1 answerConsider we have an autonomous differential equation$$dfrac{dy}{dt}=f(y)$$and we need to draw a slope field using the information from this graph:...
Asked on 11/07/2020 by Dewton
2 answerCarl is given three distinct non-parallel lines $ell_1, ell_2, ell_3$ and a circle $omega$ in the plane. In addition to a normal straightedge, Carl has a special straightedge...
Asked on 11/06/2020 by Meulu Elisson
1 answerThe question is "Show that the solution of the equation $x^5-2x^3-3=0$ are all less than 2."I have attempted to answer this question using proof by contradiction and I think...
Asked on 11/06/2020 by Mardia
1 answerEvaluate $lim _{nto infty }int _{0}^{1}nx^ne^{x^2}dx.$I applied the mean value thorem of integral to $int _{0}^{1}nx^ne^{x^2}dx.$ We get $cin (0,1):$ $$int _{0}^{1}nx^ne^{x^2}dx=(1-0)nc^ne^{c^2}.$$ Taking...
Asked on 11/04/2020 by Unknown x
5 answerI am trying to prove the Cauchy-Riemann conditions naturally arise from the condition that: $$frac{partial f(z,z^{*})}{partial z^{*}} = 0$$ But I'm having trouble starting from the definition of a...
Asked on 11/03/2020 by mojojojo
1 answerIs this statement true? $$bftext{Every oscillating sequence diverges.}$$ My thoughts: $bf{False}$. $s_n = (-1)^n$ does not converge. But it's bounded, therefore, not divergent either. Divergent means diverging...
Asked on 11/03/2020 by user13985
3 answerA batch of concrete consisted of $200$ lbs. fine aggregate, $350$ lbs coarse aggregate, $94$ lbs cement, and $5$ gallons water. The specific gravity of the sand and gravel may...
Asked on 11/03/2020 by Mike
4 answer$S$ is a finite poset or lattice ; $A$ and $B$ two distinct elements. If there is at least one automorphism that maps $A$ to ...
Asked on 11/03/2020 by ycras
1 answerI am looking at the derivation of the Einstein field equations as the Euler-Lagrange equations of the Hilbert functional.To do this one starts with a variation$$ g(t)...
Asked on 11/02/2020 by MSDG
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