To submit For each positive integer n, define the set A, = {2'(2n – 1) : ieZzo}. (a) Prove that P = {A1,A2, ...} is a partition of the set Zo of positive integers. [You may wish to start by making a roadmap. You do not have to submit one.] (b) By the Equivalence Relation Theorem, there is an equivalence relation R on Zo such that P is the set of equivalence classes of R. Write R down explicitly as a subset of (Z0)". Your answer should not contain "P" or "A,". (c) Find n such that 10 R=A,. Justify your answer briefly (one or two sentences is enough).

To submit For each positive integer n, define the set A, = {2'(2n – 1) : ieZzo}. (a) Prove that P = {A1,A2, ...} is a partition of the set Zo of positive integers. [You may wish to start by making a roadmap. You do not have to submit one.] (b) By the Equivalence Relation Theorem, there is an equivalence relation R on Zo such that P is the set of equivalence classes of R. Write R down explicitly as a subset of (Z0)". Your answer should not contain "P" or "A,". (c) Find n such that 10 R=A,. Justify your answer briefly (one or two sentences is enough).

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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