Section 2-1
... network, for example, might not be practical, but you can draw a mathematical model of the network using points and lines. ...
... network, for example, might not be practical, but you can draw a mathematical model of the network using points and lines. ...
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... proof that, "we think it something on which the members of both houses can unite without distinction of the party." A nice feature of mathematical proofs is that they are not subject to political opinion. ...
... proof that, "we think it something on which the members of both houses can unite without distinction of the party." A nice feature of mathematical proofs is that they are not subject to political opinion. ...
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... Saposhenko [9]» Prodinger & Tichy [11] and later together with Kirschenhofer [7], [8] considered that problem in particular for trees. They introduced the notion of the Fibonacci number of a graph for the number of independent sets in it because the case of paths yields the Fibonacci numbers. We wil ...
... Saposhenko [9]» Prodinger & Tichy [11] and later together with Kirschenhofer [7], [8] considered that problem in particular for trees. They introduced the notion of the Fibonacci number of a graph for the number of independent sets in it because the case of paths yields the Fibonacci numbers. We wil ...
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... of the edges of a N -vertex complete graph KN , there must exist either an all-red Ka or an all-blue Kb . Frank Ramsey proved these numbers always exist. He famously pointed out that among any 6 people, some three are mutual friends or some three mutual non-friends. That is, R(3, 3) ≤ 6. Since a red ...
... of the edges of a N -vertex complete graph KN , there must exist either an all-red Ka or an all-blue Kb . Frank Ramsey proved these numbers always exist. He famously pointed out that among any 6 people, some three are mutual friends or some three mutual non-friends. That is, R(3, 3) ≤ 6. Since a red ...
Multiplying and Dividing Real Numbers
... 17. Reasoning Since 52 = 25 and (–5)2 = 25, what are the two values for the square ...
... 17. Reasoning Since 52 = 25 and (–5)2 = 25, what are the two values for the square ...
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... An Z./?-sequence is a sequence of 2 x 2 matrices, M-\, M2, —, M-,, ••• such that for each • /, Mj= L or M,- = R. We shall represent points in the plane by column vectors with two components. The set C = {(V) | both a and j3 are non-negative and at least one of a and /3 is positive} will be called th ...
... An Z./?-sequence is a sequence of 2 x 2 matrices, M-\, M2, —, M-,, ••• such that for each • /, Mj= L or M,- = R. We shall represent points in the plane by column vectors with two components. The set C = {(V) | both a and j3 are non-negative and at least one of a and /3 is positive} will be called th ...
Rectangular and triangular numbers
... 7 ACTIVITY: Rectangular and triangular numbers [LO 1.3.4, LO 1.7.2, LO 1.7.7, LO 2.3.1, LO 2.3.3] ...
... 7 ACTIVITY: Rectangular and triangular numbers [LO 1.3.4, LO 1.7.2, LO 1.7.7, LO 2.3.1, LO 2.3.3] ...
