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Domain of Definition - Discrete Mathematics - Homework, Slides of Discrete Mathematics

During the study of discrete mathematics, I found this course very informative and applicable.The main points in these lecture slides are:Domain of Definition, Partial Error, Big-O of Following Functions, Real Numbers, Bad Domain, Even Numbers, Special Notation for Products, Express Sum in Terms, Product Notation, Intuitive Explanation

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CS173: Discrete Mathematical Structures
Spring 2006
Homework #5
Due 02/19/06
1. For this problem, please log in to compass and answer the 5 true/false questions
contained in Quiz 1.
2. Consider the four following functions: f(x)
=
lne(lne(x)) , g(x)=ex,h(x)=x5,
t(x)=x10 . Find the domain of definition and the big-O of the following
functions:
a.
(fogoh)(x)
b.
(f1og)(x)
c.
(g1oh)(x)
d.
g(x) *[( fot1)(x)]
3.
a. Evaluate: (j+1)2
(2i1)
j=2
5i
i=1
4
b. Let f(x) be the set of all even numbers smaller or equal than x. For
example, f(10)={0,2,4,6,8,10}. Let g(x)=2x.
Compute:
j
j(fog)(i)
i=1
4
c. There is also a special notation for products: an
i=1
n
=a1*a2*... * an.
Compute: 1
( )i2
i=5
10
d. Express this sum in terms of n: 1
j1
j+1
j=1
n
e. Express this sum in terms of n: i
i=1
k
k=1
n
f. Express n! using product
(
)
notation.
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CS173: Discrete Mathematical Structures

Spring 2006

Homework

Due 02/19/

  1. For this problem, please log in to compass and answer the 5 true/false questions contained in Quiz 1.
  2. Consider the four following functions: f (x) = lne (lne (x)) , g(x) = ex^ , h(x) = x^5 ,

t(x) = x^10. Find the domain of definition and the big-O of the following functions: a. ( f o g o h)(x) b. ( f −^1 o g)(x) c. (g−^1 o h)(x) d. g(x) *[( f o t−^1 )(x)]

a. Evaluate:

( j + 1)^2 j = 2 (2i^ −^ 1)

5 −i

i = 1

4

b. Let f(x) be the set of all even numbers smaller or equal than x. For example, f(10)={0,2,4,6,8,10}. Let g(x)=2x.

Compute: j j ∈( f og )(i )

i = 1

4

c. There is also a special notation for products: an i = 1

n

∏ =^ a 1 *^ a 2 ...^ an.

Compute: (− 1 )i^2

i = 5

10

d. Express this sum in terms of n:

j

j + 1

j = 1 

n

e. Express this sum in terms of n: i i = 1

k

k = 1

n

f. Express n! using product (∏ ) notation.

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  1. Determine whether each of these sets is countable or uncountable. For those that are countable, give a bijection between that set, and the set of natural numbers. (For this problem, you can use N = Z+^ or N = Z+^ ∪ {0}, whichever is more convenient.)

a. Integers divisible by 5 but not by 7. b. The real numbers between 0 and 1/10. c. The rational numbers between 0 and 1/10. d. The real numbers between 1/20 and 1/10. e. The real numbers between 0 and 1 (non inclusive) with decimal representation consisting of only ones. f. The real numbers with decimal representation consisting of only 1s and 9s. g. A ∪ B, where A and B are countable sets.

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