Advanced Engineering Mathematics
Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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Author: Erwin Kreyszig
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
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For this Big Problem, we're going to investigate induction in different settings, and think
about when it does and doesn't work.
(1) The first few parts are about building sets of sets of sets... of sets: The first set
is S₁ {a}. The second set is S₂ P(S) = {0, {a}}. What the third set
S3 = P(S₂) = P(P(S₁))? What is S3|?
=
(2) What is |S₁|?
=
(3) What do you think is the formula for S? (You might need to use some... in your
formula.)
(4) Prove that formula by induction.
(5) This part is about watching TV. Suppose you are planning to watch episodes of your
favorite TV show over the weekend and also do some homework. Each episode is
twenty minutes long. Do you think it's okay to watch one episode?
(6) If you've already watched some TV, twenty minutes more to watch one more episode
won't make much difference, right?
(7) Use the answers to 5 and 6 to prove by induction that it's okay to watch all the
episodes over the weekend.
(8) Sometimes mathematicians think that everything in life can be turned into a math
problem, but that's not quite true. Sometimes using logic isn't useful in the "real
world". For the TV question, did you think induction was useful or not? Why?
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Transcribed Image Text:For this Big Problem, we're going to investigate induction in different settings, and think about when it does and doesn't work. (1) The first few parts are about building sets of sets of sets... of sets: The first set is S₁ {a}. The second set is S₂ P(S) = {0, {a}}. What the third set S3 = P(S₂) = P(P(S₁))? What is S3|? = (2) What is |S₁|? = (3) What do you think is the formula for S? (You might need to use some... in your formula.) (4) Prove that formula by induction. (5) This part is about watching TV. Suppose you are planning to watch episodes of your favorite TV show over the weekend and also do some homework. Each episode is twenty minutes long. Do you think it's okay to watch one episode? (6) If you've already watched some TV, twenty minutes more to watch one more episode won't make much difference, right? (7) Use the answers to 5 and 6 to prove by induction that it's okay to watch all the episodes over the weekend. (8) Sometimes mathematicians think that everything in life can be turned into a math problem, but that's not quite true. Sometimes using logic isn't useful in the "real world". For the TV question, did you think induction was useful or not? Why?
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(4) Prove that formula by induction.
(5) This part is about watching TV. Suppose you are planning to watch episodes of your
favorite TV show over the weekend and also do some homework. Each episode is
twenty minutes long. Do you think it's okay to watch one episode?
(6) If you've already watched some TV, twenty minutes more to watch one more episode
won't make much difference, right?
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Transcribed Image Text:(4) Prove that formula by induction. (5) This part is about watching TV. Suppose you are planning to watch episodes of your favorite TV show over the weekend and also do some homework. Each episode is twenty minutes long. Do you think it's okay to watch one episode? (6) If you've already watched some TV, twenty minutes more to watch one more episode won't make much difference, right?
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(4) Prove that formula by induction.
(5) This part is about watching TV. Suppose you are planning to watch episodes of your
favorite TV show over the weekend and also do some homework. Each episode is
twenty minutes long. Do you think it's okay to watch one episode?
(6) If you've already watched some TV, twenty minutes more to watch one more episode
won't make much difference, right?
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Transcribed Image Text:(4) Prove that formula by induction. (5) This part is about watching TV. Suppose you are planning to watch episodes of your favorite TV show over the weekend and also do some homework. Each episode is twenty minutes long. Do you think it's okay to watch one episode? (6) If you've already watched some TV, twenty minutes more to watch one more episode won't make much difference, right?
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