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IrishKelt · 2003-06-04 20:28:53

What proofs you reckon are likely for 2marro

04-06-2003 8:28pm

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What proofs you reckon are likely for 2marro

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#2 04-06-2003 8:48pm

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factor theorem and proof of differentiation by rule via induction

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#3 04-06-2003 9:05pm

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What is the proof of differentiation by rule via induction. Could someone please tell me so I can study it before its to late!

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#4 04-06-2003 9:25pm

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Tis on page 155 of texts and tests 4. Sure if ya do it for n=1, say true for n=k and make any half arsed attempt to show for n=k+1 you should be getting most of the marks.

I hope!

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#5 04-06-2003 9:31pm

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Does it come up on the Diffrentiation Q or the Induction Q because I'm not doing induction and I haven't a clue about it.

BTW I don't have that book I have Oliver Murphy's book. Thanks anyway.

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