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1.find lim sup Ek and liminf Ek of Ek=[(-(1/k),1] for k odd and liminf Ek=[(-1,(1/k)] for k even. 2.Show that the set E = {x in R^2 : x1, x2 in Q} is dense in R^2. 3.let r>0 and S={x in R^3:(x1)^2+(x2)^2+(x3)^2<(r)^2} show that diam S=2r.4.let x=(x1,...xn) in Rn.show that (? k=1,n xk)^2<=n|x|^2.
You are given the following information about the amount your company can produce per day given the number of workers it hires. Numbers of Workers Quanti
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The low temperature in Anchorage, Alaska present was -4°F. The low temperature in Los Angeles, California was 63°F. What is the difference in the two low temperatures? Visualiz
Find the second derivative of the below given equation Y= e x cosx
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Suppose that, on a certain day, 495 passengers want to fly from Honolulu (HNL) to New York (JFK); 605 passengers want to fly from HNL to Los Angeles (LAX); and 1100 passengers want
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