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... m = 2, there corresponds one representation calculated via (2) with n = ((2 • 5 • 7)2 -1) / 2. Apart from (c, J ) = (5-7,5-7), all of the factorizations (c9d) e{(5,5-7 2 ),(5 2 , 7 2 ),(5 2 -7, 7)} will each produce two distinct representations via (3) and (4). However, for (c, d) - (5- 7,5* 7), the ...
... m = 2, there corresponds one representation calculated via (2) with n = ((2 • 5 • 7)2 -1) / 2. Apart from (c, J ) = (5-7,5-7), all of the factorizations (c9d) e{(5,5-7 2 ),(5 2 , 7 2 ),(5 2 -7, 7)} will each produce two distinct representations via (3) and (4). However, for (c, d) - (5- 7,5* 7), the ...
ppt - School of Computer Science
... Strings over the alphabet . A string is a sequence of symbols from . Let s and t be strings. Then st denotes the concatenation of s and t i.e., the string obtained by the string s followed by the string t. Now define + by these inductive rules: x2 ) x 2 + s,t 2 + ) st 2 + ...
... Strings over the alphabet . A string is a sequence of symbols from . Let s and t be strings. Then st denotes the concatenation of s and t i.e., the string obtained by the string s followed by the string t. Now define + by these inductive rules: x2 ) x 2 + s,t 2 + ) st 2 + ...
Lecture notes, sections 2.1 to 2.3
... The set ha, bi is the set of all multiples of the generator d. Since a and b are elements of ha, bi, both a and b are multiples of d. Therefore, (by the second fact above), d must divide GCD(a, b). Now d and GCD(a, b) are positive integers dividing each other, so they must be equal (third fact above ...
... The set ha, bi is the set of all multiples of the generator d. Since a and b are elements of ha, bi, both a and b are multiples of d. Therefore, (by the second fact above), d must divide GCD(a, b). Now d and GCD(a, b) are positive integers dividing each other, so they must be equal (third fact above ...
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... Ulam numbers and the resulting Ulam sequences can be generalized to having different initial values U1 and U2 with the only requirement being that U1 < U2 , these are sometimes referred to as Ulam-type sequences. If U1 = 2 and 2 - U2 , then the Ulam-type sequence will have only one other even term ( ...
... Ulam numbers and the resulting Ulam sequences can be generalized to having different initial values U1 and U2 with the only requirement being that U1 < U2 , these are sometimes referred to as Ulam-type sequences. If U1 = 2 and 2 - U2 , then the Ulam-type sequence will have only one other even term ( ...
2.1 Introduction to Fractions and Mixed Numbers
... 3. Identify proper fractions, improper fractions, and mixed numbers. 4. Write mixed numbers as improper fractions. 5. Write improper fractions as mixed numbers or whole numbers. 6. Key Vocabulary: numerator, denominator, proper fraction, improper fraction, mixed number. ...
... 3. Identify proper fractions, improper fractions, and mixed numbers. 4. Write mixed numbers as improper fractions. 5. Write improper fractions as mixed numbers or whole numbers. 6. Key Vocabulary: numerator, denominator, proper fraction, improper fraction, mixed number. ...
Bloom`s Taxonomy applied to understanding the Pythagorean
... Explain, in detail, the process you would use to find the hypotenuse of a right triangle, given the legs of the triangle. 5. Use the Pythagorean Theorem in order to determine whether a triangle with side lengths 9, 12 and 15 is a right triangle. 6. Give an example of a triangle where the lengths of ...
... Explain, in detail, the process you would use to find the hypotenuse of a right triangle, given the legs of the triangle. 5. Use the Pythagorean Theorem in order to determine whether a triangle with side lengths 9, 12 and 15 is a right triangle. 6. Give an example of a triangle where the lengths of ...
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... Let m = /(z(£ +1,1)). Then the representation T%=iChFh+1, where c[ = 0 and c'h = ch_x for all A > 2, is the Zeckendorf representation of w. Also, m is in column 2 of Z, since c[ - 0 and cj = 1. By the induction hypothesis, z(z, 2) = /(z(z, 1)) for i'=l,2,...,k, and since column 2 is an increasing se ...
... Let m = /(z(£ +1,1)). Then the representation T%=iChFh+1, where c[ = 0 and c'h = ch_x for all A > 2, is the Zeckendorf representation of w. Also, m is in column 2 of Z, since c[ - 0 and cj = 1. By the induction hypothesis, z(z, 2) = /(z(z, 1)) for i'=l,2,...,k, and since column 2 is an increasing se ...
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... assigned to them on learnzillion.com that they will have to watch and work through independently. If the internet is not up and running smoothly then they will watch and practice as a whole group. ...
... assigned to them on learnzillion.com that they will have to watch and work through independently. If the internet is not up and running smoothly then they will watch and practice as a whole group. ...
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... Proof (and construction) : Suppose the value of the least term, in magnitude, that repeats infinitely often is k. If there is no term of f greater than k, then the terms of / less than k can be reordered, and the term k (infinitely repeated) tacked on to the end, to obtain the sequence g. By this pr ...
... Proof (and construction) : Suppose the value of the least term, in magnitude, that repeats infinitely often is k. If there is no term of f greater than k, then the terms of / less than k can be reordered, and the term k (infinitely repeated) tacked on to the end, to obtain the sequence g. By this pr ...
