MATH1061/7861, Mon 17 Aug 2020 Question 1. Prove or disprove: true Proof Voct2 TT fiIz Proof where oct2 integer 4g I.sc 2 is an odd y it follows that 1 an odd integer usingthe 4yyDiocetproot Las sume x If x is an integer such that x + 2 = 4y for some integer y, then […]
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MATH1061/7861, Thu 20 Aug 2020 Terminology: “Distinct” is another word for “different”. Question 0. Which one of the following collections of values for a, b and m provides a counterexample that disproves the following statement? ∀a,b,m ∈ Z, if m|(a+b) then m|(a−b). ◦ a = 8, b = 8, m = 4 ◦ a =
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MATH1061/7861, Thu 17 Sep 2020 Assignment 1 marks: looking into this Midsemester exam: during Monday lecture time on blackboard, under Assessments. Will post an announcement over weekend, 9am-9.50am Brisbane time Next lecture on Wednesday 9am. Covers everything up to and including cardinalities and countability (Monday). Excludes relations. Automatically graded: multiple choice, true or false, numerical
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MATH1061/7861, Mon 31 Aug 2020 Question 1. Prove that, ∀n ∈ N, 5 | (7n − 2n). FI PTI work mod 5 mod 5 mods 0 mods 7 2 5 515 it true Pf 2 Induction Base case n By indiction 7 7127 2472 57 51712 Hn 2J 7 E 7 7 i 572 7
MATH1061/7861, Wed 16 Sep 2020 Question 1. True or false? If x1, x2, x3, … is any infinite sequence, then {x1, x2, x3, …} must be: A. Finite B. Infinite C. Countable D. Uncountable E. Countably infinite NO 7 Countable IX Sizes of A IHZHNI Smallest layer D IN 121 IQI INI that l PANDI
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MATH1061 / 7861 Assignment 4 Semester 2/2020 Due Friday 30 October at 1pm on blackboard. Marks will be deducted for sloppy working. Clearly state your assumptions and conclusions, and justify all steps in your work. The marked question 5 is required for MATH7861 students only. However, MATH1061 students are encouraged to try this also! Q1
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MATH1061/7861, Thu 3 Sep Guess then prove Toad generalformula neo n ti of l validbracketip esplicittomyca chat expression of brackets na59090 ll I C C An aoan i General General sanaa OEIS ni 2 n 3 C GL C 919n.z 9zan zt.i 92 Goa 19,90 sZ I 2,5 14 42,132,429 Tit formula bo 0 b
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MATH1061/7861, Mon 14 Sep 2020 Question 1. For each statement, either prove it or find a counterexample. ◦ For all functions f : X → Y and g : Y → Z, if g∘f is onto, then f is onto. ◦ For all functions f : X → Y and g : Y → Z,
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