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17 votes

Why does one have to check if axioms are true?

15 votes

Prove that $\sqrt{2}+\sqrt{3}+\sqrt{5}$ is irrational. Generalise this.

5 votes

Mathematical chessboard question complex

5 votes
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On the four and five color theorems

5 votes
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How to round numbers fairly

5 votes
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Prove/Disprove: Find $a\in S_4$ that is not a power of $b$ such that $ab=ba$ while $b=(123)$

4 votes
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Invertibility of operator given surjectivity of adjoint

4 votes

If $A\cong B$ and $C\cong D$ how can I prove that $A/C\cong B/D$?

3 votes

Chess rook tour of 64 moves

3 votes

Consistency of ZFC and proof by contradiction

3 votes

A Diophantine equation involving factorial

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Why does using the identity $e^x=1/e^{-x}$ work better in evaluating negative numbers in the finite taylor series expansion of $e^(x)$

3 votes

Two inequalities involving the rearrangement inequality

3 votes

How many numbers smaller than $10^6$ contain exactly three '$9$'s and have an odd sum of digits?

3 votes
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Proof involving a maximal subgroup

2 votes

Showing a number $n$ is prime if $(n-2)! \equiv 1 \pmod n$

2 votes

What do I miss? $\ln(x^2 -4) = \ln(1-4x)$, $x \neq 1$

2 votes

Prove that the complement of a point in a metric space is open

2 votes

If you get the remainder of two numbers, add the remainder to the larger number, and repeat the process, will there eventually be no remainder?

2 votes

limit superior of $\cos(x^2)-\cos[(x+1)^2]$ as $x \rightarrow \infty$

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Deriving summation formulas

2 votes

There are any closed subspaces for $\ell^{2}$ such that $H_{s} \subset H_{t}$ such that $s < t$ for $0 \leq s, t \leq 1$?

2 votes

Equation for a smooth step function

2 votes

Probability of double matchings

2 votes
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Number of elements of order 2

2 votes

Conditions required to yield exactly one solution in Bertrand's Paradox

2 votes
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Prove that there are minimum of 90 matches played

2 votes
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Find $n_i$ integers such that $\sum_i n_i$ is constant and $\sum_i (1/n_i)$ is minimum

2 votes
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A question regarding a proof for a normal subgroup

2 votes

Trouble with Open Set Basis in Zariski