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Given
i think when the function f is monotonic increasing,that can be done, but otherwise?
I take
Given
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The latex is wrong writing my matrix T
T =
5 2 -5
5 2 -5
1 1 -2
sorry not using latex..
Sorry... the latex doesn't work..
Please quote =_=??
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Without counting the integral prove that f(x)=2x was integrated at [1,2]
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Let
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Let
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Present
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Let c be any line contour in
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Let c be a square of vertices
Suppose
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Let R be a ring where
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Given
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Given
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Given Integral domain R and
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If
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Let F be a field, show that F[x] is the main ideal domain (ideal region)!
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Let R be integral domain,
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Suppose f is ring homomorphism from R (ring with unity element) to the ring R'.
If
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If
is a square matrix of order , then prove that3. Prove that the distance (L) between two parallel planes
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Solve X +4/ X-5 -y for X
your writing is not clear
Some one has sugest me to use rouche's theorem but i don't know bout it >_<
at first i think it was in real, so there's no solution.
i don't know how it would be in case of z is in complex..
so would u explain f(z) = e^z - z, g(z) = z ?
what's the answer?