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    Real numbers analysis

    A. let f(x):= 1/(x^2), x does not equal zero, x elements of Reals determine the direct image f(E) where E= {x elements Reals: 1<=x<=2} determine the inverse image f^-1(G) where G= { x element of Reals: 1<=x<=4} b. show that if a<b then a< 1/2(a+b)<b c. for a,b,c elements of reals with a<b, find an explicit bijection of

    Mathematics of Flight Time

    Two planes leave O'Hare Airport in Chicago at the same time.One flies directly east at 540 miles per hour.The other flies directly west at 720 miles per hour.How long will it take them to be 1890 miles apart.

    Power series solution

    Compute the power series solution for the ODE y''+x^2y=0 and determine the radii of convergence for the two series solutions.

    Effect of Changing a Company's Credit Terms

    The Dunstill company has obtained the following information: ? Annual Credit Sales= 30 million ? Collections period is= 60 days ? Credit terms= Net 30 days ? Interest rate = 12% The company is considering changing its credit terms to 4/10 net 30. The company anticipates 50% of the customers will take advantage of this poli

    Cluster point proof

    Prove that a set S included R has no cluster points if and only if S intersection [-n,n] is a finite set for each n in N.

    Convergent Sequences and Limits

    Suppose {an} is a convergent sequence and {bn} is a sequence with the property that bn < an if n is even and bn > an if n is odd. Does bn converge? Determine the limit of the given sequence (2 problems). (3n^3+2n+1)/(5n^2-2*n+3) 1/[1+(n^3 / 3^n)] Please see the attached file for the fully formatted problems.

    Antiderivatives

    There are two incircled questions attached. The graph of a function of f is shown. Which graph is an antiderivative of f and why? Find the antiderivative F of f that satisfies the given condition.

    Limits & L'Hopital's Rule

    Help with attached incircled questions #28 #32 and #40. Find the limit. Use L'Hopital's rule where appropriate...

    Constant Limits Exists

    Find a constant K so that the limit exists. lim x^2 + 3x + 5 / x^K + 3 x--> infinity x^.. means to the power of Please show work. Please no power points. Thank you.

    Limit Equal to One

    See attached page for limit Find the path on which the given limit is equal to one

    Limits

    See attached page for problems Find the limit, if it exist, or show that the limit does not exist.

    Statistics - 2.1 Calculate the most appropriate measures of central tendency for each variable listed. Show all work. Explain your choices in each case. Discuss what each result means in real terms. ... [See the attached questions file.]

    2.1 Calculate the most appropriate measures of central tendency for each variable listed. Show all work. Explain your choices in each case. Discuss what each result means in real terms. A. GNDR B. TRAK C. ADV D. GPA 2.2 Calculate the most appropriate measures of dispersion for each variable listed. Show all work. Explai

    Equation Factors Demonstrated

    Insert the required factor and demonstrate how you arrived at your solution. (4x+5)/(x^2 +3x+4)^3=(___)(1/( x^2 +3x+4)^3))*(8x+10)

    Power series

    See attached Use a power series method to find the complete solution of...

    Series and Binomial Theorem

    See the attached. Q2 a) If the x3, the 3rd term of a series is 3, and x17, the 17th term is -27, state the series. Find if the series has a common difference. b) Coolant hose and nozzle design that to be used on CNC machines, has to ensure that adequate coolant is delivered to the cutter/workpiece interface

    Sequences and Convergence

    1. Define the following sequence a. Show that and are monotone sequences. b. Show that and converge to the same limit. c. Find . d. If for some . Is ( ) still convergent. (See attachment).

    Limits and sequences

    See attachment a. Use the definition of limits to show that b. Compute the following limits (justify your answers). 1. ( ) 2. c. Let ( be a sequence. Show that ( is convergent if and only if the sequence ( and ( are convergent to the same limit.

    Power and Maclaurin Series

    Find a power series representation for the function f(x) = 1/x^4 + 1 and determine the interval of convergence. Use a known Maclaurin series to derive the Maclaurin series of the function g(x) = e^-x/x. Evaluate the indefinite integral (integral) e^-x/x (dx) as an infinite series.

    How do you find the sum of the series?

    Give the sum of the following series: a. SUM(as n=1, goes to infinity) pi^n / 4^n_1 b. SUM(as n=1, goes to infinity) 1/(n+1) - I/n Indicate whether the following series are convergent or divergent. Indicate the test you apply to support your conclusion. a. SUM(as n=1, goes to infinity) 2/(n-1) b. SUM(as n=2, goes

    Definition of Maclaurin Series

    Find the Maclaurin series for f(x) using the definition of a Maclaurin series. (Assume that f has a power series expansion. Do not show that Rn(x) --> 0) Also find the associated radius of convergence. f(x)= ln(1+x) Please show steps.

    Differentiability and Limits

    Decide whether each of the following statements is true or false. If true, explain why. If false, give a counter-example and explain why the counter-example contradicts the statement. Suppose F(x) is differentiable at ALL x in R. Suppose lim x->0 f '(x) = L, does it follow that f '(0) = L?