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    Parallel Lines and Equal Length

    Please see attached file. If lines A, B and C are parallel and length a=2.8, c=3, b=3.2, what is length d? a. 1.88 b. 3.43 c. 3 d. 3.2.

    distance from fire to observing tower A

    From fire tower A, a fire with bearing N 75° E is sighted. The same fire is sighted from tower B at N 49° W. Tower B is 55 miles east of tower A. How far is it from tower A to the fire?

    Convergence Tests Investigated

    Using one of the tests for convergence (comparison, limit, integral, nth term, etc.), show whether the following series converges or diverges: ∞ ∑ (e^n)/ 1 + (e^2n) n=1

    Space with a Universal Covering Space

    Let X be a space which has a universal covering space. If (X1, p1) is a covering space of X and (X2, p2) is a covering space of X1, then (X2, p1p2) is a covering space of X. See the attached file.

    Functional Analysis

    Attachment file. Let X be a normed space and . Show that if for every bounded linear functional f on X , then .

    Graphically Analysis Trigonometric Functions

    Please explain step by step how to complete the following: In the following determine graphically whether the equation could possibly be an identity. If it could, prove that it is. 5. sin^4 t - cos^4 t = 2 sin² t -1 ans. - sin^4t - cos^4 t = (sin²2t - cos²t) (sin²t + cos²t) = (sin²t-(1-sin²t)) (1) = 2 sin²t -

    Volume of a solid of revolution about the Y axis

    Find the volume of the solid generated by revolving the region described about the Y axis: x=e^y intersecting the x axis at (1,0) and between the points on the y axis (0,0) and (0,ln3) Using the formula V=∫π[R(y)]²dy

    Graph Parabolas Points

    24. Graph the following parabola clearly labeling exact points for the vertx, x-intercepts(s), and y-intercept(s): y=2xsquare+4x-3

    Uniform Convergence

    Please see the attached file for the fully formatted problems. We are using the book Methods of Real Analysis by Richard R. Goldberg.

    A Discussion On Rolle's Theorem

    Please solve the following with as much explanation of each step as possible. Let f be continuous on the closed interval [a,b] and differentiable on the open interval (a,b). Also, suppose that f(a) = f(b) and that c is a real number in the interval such that f'(c) = 0. Find an interval for the function g over which Rolle's

    Find number of degrees...

    Use the equation s=rO for the following: 1. Find the number of degrees in the central angle of a circle with radius of 20 inches if the angle subtends an arc of 13 inches. 2. Find the length of a degree on the equator considering the diameter of the equator to be 7912 miles. 3. A bicycle has a 28 inch wheel. How man

    Outer Measure Functions

    Let A = union ( i from 1 to infinity) of M_i, Mi's are disjoint, show that m*(A) = sum (i from 1 to infinity) of |M_i| m*(A) is the outer measure of A, that is, m*(A) = inf sum (i from 1 to infinity) of M_i. PLEASE NOTICE THE = SIGN, A = the union, not a subset of the union.

    Intermediate value theorem

    Determine if the following conforms to the intermediate value theorem. Clearly give the conditions and, if appropriate, find an appropriate value for c. f(x)=10/((x^2)+1) [0,1] k=8

    Weak Convergence

    Please explain why the following sequence for otherwise is an example of a sequence in such that weakly, but not strongly. Please see the attached file for the fully formatted problem.

    Volumes of revolution

    Find the volume of the object rotated by the given points. 1. y=1/x, y = 0, x = 1, x = 3; about y = -1 2. y = x, y = 0, x = 2, x = 4; about x = 1

    Poles & Singularities

    Classify the behavior at infinity (analytic, pole, zero, or essential singularity; if a zero or pole, give its order) of the following functions: f1(z) = (z^3 + i)/z f2(z) = e^(tan(1/z))

    Find a horizontal line that divides an area into two equal parts.

    Find a horizontal line that divides an area between y=x^2 and y=9 into two equal parts. I need help in approaching this problem. I know how to calculate the area. I divided the area by two and through trial and error I found the horizontal line to be close to y=5.6. I don't know how to get an exact answer.