The definition of a field {F; +, } consisting of a set F with elements called scalars on which two operations are defined, + and - Two fields are {C; +, :} and {R; +, } with the usual addition and multiplication operations. These fields are simply denoted by C and R. Another field is the field of rational functions with real coefficients R(s). (a) which 1R(4) is also an identity element. What is the identity element, 1R(«) of R(s)? Give three subsets of R(s) for

The definition of a field {F; +, } consisting of a set F with elements called scalars on which two operations are defined, + and - Two fields are {C; +, :} and {R; +, } with the usual addition and multiplication operations. These fields are simply denoted by C and R. Another field is the field of rational functions with real coefficients R(s). (a) which 1R(4) is also an identity element. What is the identity element, 1R(«) of R(s)? Give three subsets of R(s) for

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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