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Hasan Heydari
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Proving a set property

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What is $\sum_{j=i}^{n}j$

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Probability of rolling above a certain number across multiple 20 sided dice.

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Show that $\frac{1}{a^n+b^n+c^n} = \frac{1}{a^n} + \frac{1}{b^n} + \frac{1}{c^n}$

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Binomial distribution and finding the probability

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Expected Value Probability choosing same color balls in one hand

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Probability of finding the answer with multiple cases

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How many 6-digit numbers contain exactly three 1s?

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Calculating the $100th$ term of a series

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Coin tosses until doubling amount

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How to prove that if p $\le$ q+1 , then G is connected.

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How many $4$-digit even numbers can be formed from a certain set?

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Poisson distribution - find value for $\lambda$ given a known probability

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Boolean expression help

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Determine the pdf of $U = \dfrac{X}{(X+Y)}$

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Show that $B(x; \ n, \ 1 - p) = 1 - B(n - x - 1; \ n, \ p)$

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Get the probability mass function while RV denote the number of white balls with n balls chosen for each trial

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what is the probability that the product is greater than 40?

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Solve recurrence relation without master theorem

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Dividing ten people into five two-person groups.

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Solving for $\log^*n$

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Expected number of boxes I need to check before finding ball

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What is the probability that the drawn ball is red

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If a set of vertex $X$ is maximal independent, then $X$ is a minimal dominating set

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why do we use big-$O$ in solving recurrence relations

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Literature recommendation on random graphs

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Probability that a set of sample maps to another set of sample?

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Finding the value of a sum using Riemann sum theorem

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Expected number of operations until matrix contains no zeros.

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What is the $\prod \frac{1}{n-1}$