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An infinite Set

Set Operations can only be used for numbers?

Derivative: does it have a quotition interpretation or a partition one

Simplifying exponential expression

Surjective Functions

Fractions and linearity

Solving logarithmic derivative in implicit form

Breaking up a sum

Probability with Martingales proof

Length of a segment

Counting question- order irrelevance

Subtraction - visualization

Calculating sum of fractions- weights on denominator

Compound interest vs cumulative growth rate

Units of average-Is it units of $y$ or units of $y/x$

Changes in slope when deflated by a third variable

Invariance of slope to direction of change

A trivial example of when the union of two sigma algebras is not a sigma algebra

Point of Borel Sets

Arithmetic question- invariance of objects involved

Operations and fungibility of units

Notation for Sample Space

Does a bijection between to sets always permit a well defined function [closed]

Multiplication and sequences

Subtraction of sets

Fractions- differences in interpretation - part of a whole

For real $x$ and $y$, why does $x<y$ imply that $y>x$? [closed]

Steady state of dynamical system

Functional form for differential

Epsilon-delta definition does not include monotonicity