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What is wrong with my polynomial division? $x^3-2x^2-5x+6$
Dec
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How to verify if $aRb \leftrightarrow a - b \le 10$ is total?
Dec
7
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How was $f(x) = -2x-1$ found in this system?
Dec
7
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How do I solve inequalities of the form $\frac{ax}{b}\geq0$?
Dec
6
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How can I prove that if a relation is symmetric then its inverse is also symmetric?
Dec
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How to “make up a formula” of a sum?
Dec
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If $aRb \land bRc$ never occurs, is a relation considered transitive?
Dec
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Why is the composition of relations $R$ and $S$ written $S \circ R$ instead of $R \circ S$?
Dec
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How to prove $A\cap B \subseteq \overline{A \triangle B}$
Dec
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Is a contradiction enough to prove a set equality to $\varnothing$?
Dec
4
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When would I NOT use a double implication when proving equalities between sets?
Dec
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Are these two venn diagrams valid for $(A-B)\cup (B\cap C)$?
Dec
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Should I perform a disjunctive syllogism directly on three expressions simultaneously?
Dec
1
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What's wrong with my sum? ($S=1^2+2^2+3^2+\cdots+10000$)
Nov
28
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Is saying that $2^n+1<2^n\cdot2$ for $n \in \mathbb N$ is true enough to end the proof?
Nov
28
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Induction: How to prove propositions with universal quantifiers?
Nov
28
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What are linear homogeneous and non-homoegenous recurrence relations?
Nov
28
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Mathematical induction for inequalities with a constant at the right side
Nov
27
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Understanding mathematical induction for divisibility
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27
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Is this induction procedure correct? ($2^n<n!$)
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