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Let V be a vector space and A,B be subsets of V .
prove that: span (A U B) = span (A) + span (B)
looks pretty obvious but dont know how to prove it using math
Thanks for the links. Khan academy has some really good videos on statistics.
Hi
I want to simulate a real world problem. People can enter a bank at any time between 8 am and 5 pm in the evening. More people are likely to come in the peak morning hours. So how do I get a distribution function for such a case.
I am looking for general ways of tackling this problem and not for a particular solution. I know basic probability but have very limited knowledge in statistics (know just basics like normal distribution, mean, variance)
And good to be back here after a long time
Yes, I used Geogebra too!
I have never noticed a heart like structure forming in my cup.
I will try to see that when I have tea tomorrow morning.
And there will also be two small traingles.
I have just edited it. Area took more time to do.
Hi gAr, I am getting an answer that is very similar to yours
I am sorry. You are right!
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Hi gAr,
If we consider 2 cases, the years 400 and the year 2000. then y would be the same for both cases. But that would be a contradiction right?
Thank you, bobbym.
I learnt a new thing today!
So in the other thread(http://www.mathisfunforum.com/viewtopic.php?id=15927), y = year (mod 400) means y is the remainder when the year is divided by 400, right?
Hi,
I have a question - I have just looked up the internet for modulo operation.
So is
1)2000 mod 400 = 0
2)2004 mod 400 = 4?
In leap years February makes its contribution of one extra day - the 29th of Feb.
Hi Krishnamr,
Hi
My engineering college will start within a month now. I saw Sage and it was a very large file. With my current internet speed I will not be able to finish downloading it before my college starts But I am very sure that the same file will be available inside the college. Hopefully I will also be able to get some decent reference book for Sage and C++ in the library there.
You have given me more options now and confused me a little. Thank you!
I will have a look at that book(TAOCP) in the future.
Virtualbox sounds cool. But I dont think I will need it in the near future.
You guys know so much about computers!
Hi gAr,
Is GNU C fine for someone who uses Windows XP?
Okay. I will do that ASAP!
And which compiler should I use that is compatible with XP and is free too!
Thanks for your inputs, bobbym and gAr.
I had one more question - Which compiler should I use? I have Windows Vista Home Basic. But I may change it. So should I go for XP or 7?
Thanks for that link. I will need more time to read and understand the posts there
I will try to find the books that you have mentioned.
Thanks again!
Hi bobbym and gAr,
Thank you.
I have decided to start with C++ because it will be used in our college more widely than other languages.
Do you know of any good book for introduction to C++?
Hi Bobbym,
Games? Utilities? Or Mathematical programming?
All of them fascinate me. But isnt there something that they have in common?
I would like to make simple applications like a simple calculator or something.
Or like writing a programme that gives all permutations of 'abcde'.