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Question 1210422: prove that : |{{ bc , c ^2, b ^2},{ c ^2, ca , a ^2},{ b ^2, a ^2, ab }}| = abc |{{ a , c , b },{ c , b , a },{ b , a , c }}|
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Question 1210420: In how many ways can 5 people be seated in 8 chairs around a round table?
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Question 1210412: if limit e ^(x) sec (((b sin x))^2) = 0 as x \[LongRightArrow] - \[Infinity] , , then the possible values of b belong to the int erval ....
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Question 1184007: prove by mathematical induction:
1^5 + 2^5 + 3^5 + ... + n^5 = (1/12)n^2(n+1)^2(2n^2 + 2n -1)
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Question 1210411: Prove by induction that for all n >= 1
1^ 5 +2^ 5 +3^ 5 +^ ...+ n ^ 5 = [n ^ 2 * (n + 1) ^ 2 * (2n ^ 2 + 2n - 1)] / 12 .
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Question 1210398: Let f(x)= 1/(x+1). Determine the derivative of the -th iterate of , that is, compute , where denotes the composition of with itself times."
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Question 1210400: Let f(x)= 1/(x+1).
Determine the derivative of the -th iterate of , that is, compute , where denotes the composition of with itself times."
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Question 1210389: The function f(x) = (1\x) is decreasing on its domain ( true or false)

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Question 1210389: The function f(x) = (1\x) is decreasing on its domain ( true or false)

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Question 1210389: The function f(x) = (1\x) is decreasing on its domain ( true or false)

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Question 1210388: The function f(x) = (1\x) is monotonic on its domain ( true or false) ?

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Question 1210380: Solve the equation [x² + 2x + 5] - [x + 1] = 6, where the symbol [ ] denotes the greatest integer function (floor function).

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Question 1210376: find the domain and range of f(x) = (x)/(sqrt(1 - ((sqrt(- x)))^2))
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Question 1210376: find the domain and range of f(x) = (x)/(sqrt(1 - ((sqrt(- x)))^2))
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Question 1210374: let x , y \[Element] R , prove that , 1) | x + y | = | x | + | y | \[DoubleLeftRightArrow] x . y \[GreaterEqual] 0, 2) | x - y | = | x | - | y | \[DoubleLeftRightArrow] (x - y) y \[GreaterEqual] 0, 3) | x - y | = | x | + | y | \[DoubleLeftRightArrow] x . y \[GreaterEqual] 0
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Question 1210370: Using the discriminant method, find the range of the function:
y =(x+1)/(sqrt(x² - 5))
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Question 1210370: Using the discriminant method, find the range of the function:
y =(x+1)/(sqrt(x² - 5))
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Question 1210369: find the range of f(x) = 1/(sqrt(x + 1) + sqrt(x - 1))
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Question 1210367: find the range of :
١) f(x) = sqrt(4 - x ^2) + x
٢)f(x)= sqrt(x- 3)- sqrt(x- 2)
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Question 1210367: find the range of :
١) f(x) = sqrt(4 - x ^2) + x
٢)f(x)= sqrt(x- 3)- sqrt(x- 2)
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Question 1210364: Let z1 and z2 be two complex numbers such that |z1| = 5 and z1/z2 + z2/z1 = 0. Find |z1 - z2|^2.
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Question 1210364: Let z1 and z2 be two complex numbers such that |z1| = 5 and z1/z2 + z2/z1 = 0. Find |z1 - z2|^2.
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Question 1210362: find the domain of f (x) = (7^(x - 3))^1/(x - 1)
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Question 1210362: find the domain of f (x) = (7^(x - 3))^1/(x - 1)
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Question 1210356: find the range of
f(sqrt(x)) = x + 1
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Question 1210264: Find : limt((floor(x/3)-1)/(x-3)) , when (x→3)
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Question 1210265: find : limit (floor ((x)/3) - 1)/(x - 3) as x ---> 3
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Question 1210250: The number of ways to arrange 4 green balls, 3 red balls, and 2 white balls in a straight line such that no two balls of the same color are adjacent is equal to:
{79, 80, 81, 82}
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Question 1210249: In how many ways can 5 different cars be parked in a numbered circular parking lot such that two specific cars remain adjacent?
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Question 1167604: Consider
By finding the roots in cis form, and using appropriate substitutions,
Show:
=0
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Question 1167604: Consider
By finding the roots in cis form, and using appropriate substitutions,
Show:
=0
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Question 1210151: How many ways can the letters of "lyltalqdr" be arranged such that no letter remains in its original position?
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Question 1210151: How many ways can the letters of "lyltalqdr" be arranged such that no letter remains in its original position?
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Question 1210151: How many ways can the letters of "lyltalqdr" be arranged such that no letter remains in its original position?
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Question 1167492: A polynomial P(x) has all real coefficients and z is a complex number.
If P(x)P(x') = 16, Find |P(x)|, giving reasons.
Note that x' is the conjugate of x and the answer should be 4.
I have no idea where to start with this question
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Question 1169765: Claire needs to borrow $6000 to pay for NHL season tickets for her family. She borrows from the credit union with 36 monthly payments of $ each with an APR of %. What would Claire save in interest if she paid in full at the time of the payment and the credit union used the actuarial method for computing unearned interest?
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Question 1170577: By solving another way, show that the exact value of is
I know that to solve this, the equation needs to be divided by specifically, but I don't know how to find the exact value.

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Question 1170557: Write and sketch: write the following complex numbers in rectangular form and sketch their representation in Argand diagram: 4 cis 120°
My rectangular form what i got: -2+(2sqrt3)i.
Is it correct and how do i SKetch it as a Argand diagram?
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Question 1170558: Write and sketch: write the following complex numbers in rectangular form and sketch their representation in Argand diagram: 9 cis (3*pi/2) how do i sketch and get the rectangular form?
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Question 1209846: the expression 3/2+3i is equivalent to

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Question 1171501: The complex numbers z and w satisfy |z| = |w| = 1 and zw is not equal to -1.
(a) Prove that \overline{z} = {1}/{z} and \overline{w} = {1}/{w}.
(b) Prove that {z + w}/{zw + 1} is a real number.
Can you please explain in detail? I'm trying to grasp every aspect of the problem. Thanks
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Question 1177560: 1) At what Chicago local time is the chicago-frankfurt flight due to arrive in Frankfurt.
2)If it is 11:45am in Adelaide, what time is it in Moscow?
3) If it is 11:20am in Caracas what time is it in Auckland?
HINT:
Leaving Departure Arrival City Time zone
Chicago 7:05pm* 2:45pm Chicago ST -6
Lisbon 7:35am 11.30am Frankfurt ST +1
Tokyo 12:30pm 8:45pm Shanghai ST +8
Auckland ST +11
Adelaide ST +8.5
*Previous Day ST: Summer Time
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Question 1209761: a) If 729^x = 3
and x^y = 216
find xy
b) If x - 5√x - 1 = 0
find x² + 1/x²

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Question 1179802: Analyzing the functions below, compare and contrast the two functions in each problem situation. Be sure to use complete sentences in your comparison. Be sure to include a discussion of similarities and differences for the periods, amplitudes, y-minimums, y-maximums, and any phase shift between the two graphs.
1. y=3sin(2x) and y= 3cos(2x)

2. y=4sin(2x-π) and y=cos(3x- π over 2)
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Question 1181354: Prove that |z1 + z2 | < or = |z1|+|z2|. Use |z|^2 = mod z times z, Re(z) = (z + mod z)/ 2, and Re(z) < or = |z|. The inequality is known as the Triangle Inequality.
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