MATH 214 (MATH214)
College Of William And Mary
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Negation, Contrapositive, and Converse
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Learn how to write the negation, contrapositive, and inverse of conditional statements and simple functions.
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Mathematical Symbols and Quantifiers
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Learn how to use math symbols to enhance the level of your proofwriting.
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Basic Proofs
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Learn how to prove if something is odd, even, or prime by writing mathematical proofs.
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Mathematical Induction Proofs
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Learn how to use mathematical induction in inequalities and summation functions.
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GCD and Division Algorithm Proofs
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Learn how to solve and write proofs dealing with GCD and modular computations.
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Bijective Functions and Modular Proofs
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Learn how to find the last digit of a number, how to show a function is bijective, and solve proofs involving modular proofs.
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Bijective Functions and Modular Arithmetic
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Learn how to find bijections in functions and how to compute modular operations.
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Proving Functions Are Injective And Surjective
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Assignment That shows how to prove functions are bijective.
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Denumerable, Countable, and Uncountable Sets Proofs
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Assignment describing how to find if a set is denumerable, countable, or uncountable.
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How to Use The Schröder–Bernstein Theorem
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Homework Answers to the applications of the Schröder–Bernstein Theorem, as well as questions regarding injective and surjective functions
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