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Let f(x) and g(x) be increasing and Riemann integrable. h is defined as h=f-g. Show that h is Riemann integrable. Solution f(x) is increasing and Riemann integrable. g(x) is also increasing and Riemann integrable. As f(x) and g(x) are both Riemann integrable, we can say the limit of the sum of the partitioned area exists. This again implies the difference of the function also is Riemann integrable. As f(x) - g(x) also will have limit as L1-L2 where L1 is Riemann limit of f(x) and L2 is Riemann limit of g(x) Thus h(x) = f(x) - g(x) also will have a limit L1-L2 Hence h(x) is Riemann integrable..
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Let F(x,y) be the statement \"x can fool y,\"where the domainconsists of all people in the world.
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1) Everybody can fool fred.
2) Evelyn can fool everybody.
3) Everybody can fool somebody.
4) There is no one who can fool everybody
5) Everyone can be fooled by somebody.
6) No one can fool both fred and jerry.
7) Nancy can fool exactly two people.
8) There is exactly one person whom everybody can fool.
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Use quantifiers to expresseach of these statements.
1) Everybody can fool fred.
2) Evelyn can fool everybody.
3) Everybody can fool somebody.
4) There is no one who can fool everybody
5) Everyone can be fooled by somebody.
6) No one can fool both fred and jerry.
7) Nancy can fool exactly two people.
8) There is exactly one person whom everybody can fool.
9) No one can fool himself or herself.
10)There is someone who can fool exactly one person besideshimself or herself.
Solution
1. for all x, F(x, fred) 2. for all x, F(evelyn, x) 3. for all x, there exists y, F(x, y) 4
not there exists y, for all x, F(y, x) [or,equivalently, for all y, there exists x, not F(y, x)] 5 for all
x, there exists y, F(y, x) 6 not there exists x, F(x, fred) and F(x, jerry) 7 (there exists x, there
exists y, x not equal y andF(nancy, x) and F(nancy, y)) and not (there exists x, there existsy,
there exists z, x not equal y, x not equal z, y not equal z, andF(nancy, x) and F(nancy, y) and
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a. There is someone that can fool everyone.
b. There is one person who can be fooled by everybody.
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d. Everyone can be fooled by somebody.
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Use quantifiers to expresseach of these statements.
1) Everybody can fool fred.
2) Evelyn can fool everybody.
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4) There is no one who can fool everybody
5) Everyone can be fooled by somebody.
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8) There is exactly one person whom everybody can fool.
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