Proposition 2. If H = (x), then |H| = |x| (where if one side of this equality is infinite, so is the other). More specifically (1) if |H| = n < ∞o, then x = 1 and 1, x, x², …, are all the distinct elements of H, and (2) if |H| = ∞o, then x" # 1 for all n ‡ 0 and xª ‡ x¹ for all a + b in Z.

Proposition 2. If H = (x), then |H| = |x| (where if one side of this equality is infinite, so is the other). More specifically (1) if |H| = n < ∞o, then x = 1 and 1, x, x², …, are all the distinct elements of H, and (2) if |H| = ∞o, then x" # 1 for all n ‡ 0 and xª ‡ x¹ for all a + b in Z.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

Section: Chapter Questions

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