The questions #10,11 and 12 is hard for me. can anyone help me solve them? You can assume the results of 6 to 9 [closed]I am kind of confused on how to solve this question. Can anyone help pleaseCan anyone explain the average case in insertion sort?How to find the largest n for which one can solve a problem with a given algorithm?Can anyone help me solve this limit (step by step)?Can I assume the continum hypothesis in a proofFor all non-negative integers $n$ such that $n ≥ 8$, there exist non-negative integers $a_n$ and $b_n$ such that $3a_n+5b_n = n$Studying for Discrete Math finals and trying to asnwer these questions on sets need helpIs the definition: (a,b) = a, b equivalent to the definition of an ordered pair?Is L(K4) graph planar?
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The questions #10,11 and 12 is hard for me. can anyone help me solve them? You can assume the results of 6 to 9 [closed]
I am kind of confused on how to solve this question. Can anyone help pleaseCan anyone explain the average case in insertion sort?How to find the largest n for which one can solve a problem with a given algorithm?Can anyone help me solve this limit (step by step)?Can I assume the continum hypothesis in a proofFor all non-negative integers $n$ such that $n ≥ 8$, there exist non-negative integers $a_n$ and $b_n$ such that $3a_n+5b_n = n$Studying for Discrete Math finals and trying to asnwer these questions on sets need helpIs the definition: (a,b) = a, b equivalent to the definition of an ordered pair?Is L(K4) graph planar?
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[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/iBd3F.jpg here is the assighment
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closed as off-topic by uniquesolution, Eevee Trainer, John Omielan, Gibbs, Vinyl_cape_jawa Mar 13 at 9:15
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[Discrete Mathemetic]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/iBd3F.jpg here is the assighment
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closed as off-topic by uniquesolution, Eevee Trainer, John Omielan, Gibbs, Vinyl_cape_jawa Mar 13 at 9:15
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Welcome to MSE! People don't really like to be given assignments here. The general spirit is this: if you want to get your homework done for you, you must demonstrate a minimal amount of effort. Hint: linking to the assignment is less than minimal.
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– uniquesolution
Mar 13 at 8:19
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@marcus Since you've already done questions 6 to 9, why don't you share what you got?
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– Toby Mak
Mar 13 at 8:21
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Could you at least turn the picture so that our necks won't have to hurt when reading it?
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– Matti P.
Mar 13 at 8:48
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[Discrete Mathemetic]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/iBd3F.jpg here is the assighment
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asked Mar 13 at 8:17
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closed as off-topic by uniquesolution, Eevee Trainer, John Omielan, Gibbs, Vinyl_cape_jawa Mar 13 at 9:15
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closed as off-topic by uniquesolution, Eevee Trainer, John Omielan, Gibbs, Vinyl_cape_jawa Mar 13 at 9:15
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- "This question is missing context or other details: Please provide additional context, which ideally explains why the question is relevant to you and our community. Some forms of context include: background and motivation, relevant definitions, source, possible strategies, your current progress, why the question is interesting or important, etc." – uniquesolution, Eevee Trainer, John Omielan, Gibbs, Vinyl_cape_jawa
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Welcome to MSE! People don't really like to be given assignments here. The general spirit is this: if you want to get your homework done for you, you must demonstrate a minimal amount of effort. Hint: linking to the assignment is less than minimal.
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– uniquesolution
Mar 13 at 8:19
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@marcus Since you've already done questions 6 to 9, why don't you share what you got?
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– Toby Mak
Mar 13 at 8:21
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Could you at least turn the picture so that our necks won't have to hurt when reading it?
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– Matti P.
Mar 13 at 8:48
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Welcome to MSE! People don't really like to be given assignments here. The general spirit is this: if you want to get your homework done for you, you must demonstrate a minimal amount of effort. Hint: linking to the assignment is less than minimal.
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– uniquesolution
Mar 13 at 8:19
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@marcus Since you've already done questions 6 to 9, why don't you share what you got?
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– Toby Mak
Mar 13 at 8:21
1
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Could you at least turn the picture so that our necks won't have to hurt when reading it?
$endgroup$
– Matti P.
Mar 13 at 8:48
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Welcome to MSE! People don't really like to be given assignments here. The general spirit is this: if you want to get your homework done for you, you must demonstrate a minimal amount of effort. Hint: linking to the assignment is less than minimal.
$endgroup$
– uniquesolution
Mar 13 at 8:19
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Welcome to MSE! People don't really like to be given assignments here. The general spirit is this: if you want to get your homework done for you, you must demonstrate a minimal amount of effort. Hint: linking to the assignment is less than minimal.
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– uniquesolution
Mar 13 at 8:19
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@marcus Since you've already done questions 6 to 9, why don't you share what you got?
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– Toby Mak
Mar 13 at 8:21
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@marcus Since you've already done questions 6 to 9, why don't you share what you got?
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– Toby Mak
Mar 13 at 8:21
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Could you at least turn the picture so that our necks won't have to hurt when reading it?
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– Matti P.
Mar 13 at 8:48
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Could you at least turn the picture so that our necks won't have to hurt when reading it?
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– Matti P.
Mar 13 at 8:48
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Welcome to MSE! People don't really like to be given assignments here. The general spirit is this: if you want to get your homework done for you, you must demonstrate a minimal amount of effort. Hint: linking to the assignment is less than minimal.
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– uniquesolution
Mar 13 at 8:19
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@marcus Since you've already done questions 6 to 9, why don't you share what you got?
$endgroup$
– Toby Mak
Mar 13 at 8:21
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Could you at least turn the picture so that our necks won't have to hurt when reading it?
$endgroup$
– Matti P.
Mar 13 at 8:48