Suppose b > 1 is an integer. The proof of the existence of a base b representation of any integer n can be modified to prove that there are integers ao, a1, ... , a, such that n = ap(-b)P + ap-1(-b)P-1 + and 0 < a; < b. Write a) 714-g in decimal b) 1035-7 in decimal c) 97 in base -2 + az(-b)² + a¡(-b) + ao ...

Suppose b > 1 is an integer. The proof of the existence of a base b representation of any integer n can be modified to prove that there are integers ao, a1, ... , a, such that n = ap(-b)P + ap-1(-b)P-1 + and 0 < a; < b. Write a) 714-g in decimal b) 1035-7 in decimal c) 97 in base -2 + az(-b)² + a¡(-b) + ao ...

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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