Yep, notation is a little funky but the idea is write, a constant sequence will get killed straight away by the operator '. Compare this to the behaviour of a constant function being differentiated .Just going to check my step 1 here to see if I actually understand the question, Ill do the rest tomorrow too tired right now lol
Correct or way off?
Yep, notation is a little funky but the idea is right, a constant sequence will get killed straight away by the operator '. Compare this to the behaviour of a constant function being differentiated .Just going to check my step 1 here to see if I actually understand the question, Ill do the rest tomorrow too tired right now lol
Correct or way off?
Alright nice I will see if I can complete this tomorrowYep, notation is a little funky but the idea is write, a constant sequence will get killed straight away by the operator '. Compare this to the behaviour of a constant function being differentiated .
Honestly not that difficult, maybe think about how you would try to prove the analogue of this theorem for functions: f is killed by taking finitely many derivatives if and only if f is a polynomial . Because differentiation is more familiar this should be quite easy, then try to mimic this approach for the less familiar operation going on here.Alright nice I will see if I can complete this tomorrow
(inb4 detroyed)
Fwark, this is a good question.A point P is marked inside a regular hexagon ABCDEF so that angleBAP=angleDCP=50deg. Find angle ABP.
GL.
PS. Answer is 80deg.
Another question I made up: