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... Lessons 1-6, except now use the Lucas numbers instead of the Fibonacci numbers. Carefully record your results in your math journal. Some questions you could ask are: Do Lucas numbers follow the odd, odd, even pattern, or something similar? Does the golden ratio show up when you take quotients of ...
... Lessons 1-6, except now use the Lucas numbers instead of the Fibonacci numbers. Carefully record your results in your math journal. Some questions you could ask are: Do Lucas numbers follow the odd, odd, even pattern, or something similar? Does the golden ratio show up when you take quotients of ...
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... USING THE QUADRATIC EQUATION • Here is an example using the quadratic equation. In this equation 4x2 is the squared term, 0.0048X is the first power term and zero power term is –3.2 x 10-4 (a constant) • 4X2 +0.0048X – 3.2 x 10-4 = 0 this equation cannot be solved easily by inspection and requires ...
... USING THE QUADRATIC EQUATION • Here is an example using the quadratic equation. In this equation 4x2 is the squared term, 0.0048X is the first power term and zero power term is –3.2 x 10-4 (a constant) • 4X2 +0.0048X – 3.2 x 10-4 = 0 this equation cannot be solved easily by inspection and requires ...
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... identified with a subgroup of F(G) and therefore F(G) has a free subgroup of infinite rank. T h e P r o o f of C o r o l l a r y 2: This follows from the Proposition. Indeed, assume that there exist only finitely many prime numbers, call them pi,P2? • • • ?Ps? such that whenever q is a prime number ...
... identified with a subgroup of F(G) and therefore F(G) has a free subgroup of infinite rank. T h e P r o o f of C o r o l l a r y 2: This follows from the Proposition. Indeed, assume that there exist only finitely many prime numbers, call them pi,P2? • • • ?Ps? such that whenever q is a prime number ...
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... University of Hartford In a differential equations class last year I saw an explicit function that generated a sequence of alternating 0’s and 1’s which was used to select specific terms in a series. This sequence prompted me to wonder what functions might produce other periodic sequences with longe ...
... University of Hartford In a differential equations class last year I saw an explicit function that generated a sequence of alternating 0’s and 1’s which was used to select specific terms in a series. This sequence prompted me to wonder what functions might produce other periodic sequences with longe ...