Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
8th Edition
ISBN: 9781285741550
Author: James Stewart
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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(b)
Write the negation of the following statement without using any negative words ("no",
"not", "none", etc.):
"An employee at a Starbucks in Manitoba has a bookshelf on which every book has the
property that on every odd-numbered page, if the second-last word has four or more
letters, then the first and last letter of that word come alphabetically after M.”
neously.
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Find an example of a subset ACR that has all of the following properties simulta-
A is not empty.
bR such that Vx E A, b ≤ x.
- Vy Є A, 3x Є A such that x <y and (x, y) A = 0.
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Transcribed Image Text:(a) (b) Write the negation of the following statement without using any negative words ("no", "not", "none", etc.): "An employee at a Starbucks in Manitoba has a bookshelf on which every book has the property that on every odd-numbered page, if the second-last word has four or more letters, then the first and last letter of that word come alphabetically after M.” neously. - Find an example of a subset ACR that has all of the following properties simulta- A is not empty. bR such that Vx E A, b ≤ x. - Vy Є A, 3x Є A such that x <y and (x, y) A = 0.
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Use induction to prove that for every integer n, the number n³-n is an integer.
(Note that you're asked to prove this for every integer, not just the positive integers. Induction is
a very helpful tool here, but a standard induction proof alone won't get the job done without some
modification or some additional work.)
=
{x = R
x>0},
Before stating the next problem, we need to make some definitions. We write I
and say that a function ƒ : I → I is strictly increasing if Vx, y Є I with x > y we have f(x) > f(y).
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Transcribed Image Text:5 Use induction to prove that for every integer n, the number n³-n is an integer. (Note that you're asked to prove this for every integer, not just the positive integers. Induction is a very helpful tool here, but a standard induction proof alone won't get the job done without some modification or some additional work.) = {x = R x>0}, Before stating the next problem, we need to make some definitions. We write I and say that a function ƒ : I → I is strictly increasing if Vx, y Є I with x > y we have f(x) > f(y).
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