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These are little rules I have comprised. Can people weigh in if they think they are all correct?
1 100 percent is 2x, 200 percent is 3x, 300 percent is 4x…
2 Anything under radical cannot be (-)
3 0 and 1 are perfect squares and perfect cubes
4 For a number to be terminating, the denominator of this number expressed as a fraction in lowest terms should have only 2 and 5 as prime factors
5 0! = 1
6 0^0 is a non-existant value
7 Multiply exponent if is to nth power
8 std. dev is always positive
9 factor of a number includes itself (ie. 6 is considered factor of 6)
10 subset of a set includes set
11 0 is even. 0 is not positive or negative.
12 1 is divisor
13 Range of any one element is 0
Also,
Can we assume that if two variables (say x,y) are not said to be distinct then they could be equal?
1 100 percent is 2x, 200 percent is 3x, 300 percent is 4x…
2 Anything under radical cannot be (-)
3 0 and 1 are perfect squares and perfect cubes
4 For a number to be terminating, the denominator of this number expressed as a fraction in lowest terms should have only 2 and 5 as prime factors
5 0! = 1
6 0^0 is a non-existant value
7 Multiply exponent if is to nth power
8 std. dev is always positive
9 factor of a number includes itself (ie. 6 is considered factor of 6)
10 subset of a set includes set
11 0 is even. 0 is not positive or negative.
12 1 is divisor
13 Range of any one element is 0
Also,
Can we assume that if two variables (say x,y) are not said to be distinct then they could be equal?
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06 Jun 2008, 07:25
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Yes, I believe so. usually they will state "Where x does not equal y..."
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