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The symbols ∀ ( for all”) and ∃ (“there exists”) are called quantifiers. A quantifier is
always followed by a variable (and perhaps an indication ... indication of what values that variable
can take on) and then a predicate that typically involves that variable. The predicate
may itself involve more quantifiers. Here are a couple examples of statements ... prove that some statement holds for all natural values of a variable.
For example, here is a classic formula:
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... ADBEC BADCE BADEC
BDACE BDAEC DABCE DABEC DBACE DBAEC
that is, all lists in which A, B, and D precede C and E. Since there are 3! ways to arrange A,
B, and D, and 2! ways to arrange C and E,bythe ... more algebraically.
4. In how many ways can you draw a first card and then a second card from a deck of 52
cards?
5. In how many ways can you draw two cards from a deck of 52 cards.
6. In how many ... CHAPTER 1. COUNTING
the particular labelling in which A, B, and D are labelled blue and C and E are labelled red.
Which lists correspond to this labelling? They are
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person’s name and ... placed into a
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memory area known as Answer. Both Number and Answer are known as program variables. A
variable ... such as a transistor, has electricity, it can be said to contain a 1;
if none, then a 0. This is the basis forcomputer operations. The actual instructions that make up a
program are all in binary,...
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Evaluating Your Own Teaching 156
A Note on Teaching-as-Research 160
PART FOUR: APPENDICES 161
Appendix 1: Inspirational Essays 163
Mathematics: The Universal Language of Science 163
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Database = a collection of data pieces and meta-information
(schema) on how this data is organized
Database Management System = software used to manage
the database
Michael T. M. Emmerich Databases
Preliminaries
Introductory ... simpsons’
Database = a collection of data pieces and meta-information
(schema) on how this data is organized
Database Management System = software used to manage
the database
Michael T. M. Emmerich Databases
Preliminaries
Introductory ... simpsons’
Database = a collection of data pieces and meta-information
(schema) on how this data is organized
Database Management System = software used to manage
the database
Michael T. M. Emmerich Databases
Preliminaries
Introductory...