The proofs behind an approximate root
For a uniformly continuous function whose endpoint values bracket zero, can we establish a point where the function's value is within any requested error of zero?
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10 problem studies
01
For a uniformly continuous function whose endpoint values bracket zero, can we establish a point where the function's value is within any requested error of zero?
02
For a uniformly continuous function on a closed interval, can we establish a point whose value is within a requested error of every value on the interval?
03
For p(x) = x^3 on [0,3], find an interior point where the derivative equals the secant slope.
04
Compute an antiderivative of 3x^2 + 2x and check the result without trusting the integration procedure.
05
Can an independently checked certificate establish that the Mersenne number 2^89 - 1 is prime?
06
What are the four-color Rado numbers for 5(x-y) = 3z and 5(x-y) = 4z?
07
What is the minimum number of comparators needed to sort every Boolean input on three, four, five, or six channels?
08
Can a BCNF decomposition preserve a lossless join while failing to preserve a functional dependency?
09
Which constraints make a 102-row ICU night roster infeasible?
10
Which constraints make a 60-row project schedule incompatible with its delivery deadline?
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