i think fitzpatricks 2 and 3 unit books are by far the best.
he gives proper step by step explainations for all new concepts and provides many worked examples giving a thorough understanding.
his books also provide harder questions after the concepts are completely understood
however...
A function f(x,y) is said to be homogeneous of degree n if f(tx,ty) = t<sup>n</sup>f(x,y) for all t>0. Show that such a function satisfies the equation:
x * <sup>∂f</sup>/<sub>∂x</sub> + y * <sup>∂f</sup>/<sub>∂y</sub> = nf
thanks in advance to anyone that can help
i just applied for a transfer through uac and need some help:
is the uac code for elec eng/maths the same as elec eng (425008)?
where can i find the subjects needed for the combined program
does it cost full fee to do subjects in the summer session
thanks in advance to anyone that...
hey, does anyone know if i can change from 1st year comp eng to elec eng without loosing any time in completing the degree?
also, when looked up the first year subjects for elec eng, one said COMP1011 and the other COMP1091. does anyone know which one is more up to date. thanks
just thought of a way to do it (attached) but its very messy and theres definately got to be an easier way
can anyone think of a way that does not involve showing <i>f</i> (<i>a</i>) = -<i>f</i> (-<i>a</i>)?
Suppose that <i>f</i> is a continuous at 0 and that for all x, y є R,<i> f </i>(<i>x</i> + <i>y</i>) = <i>f </i>(<i>x</i>) + <i>f </i>(<i>y</i>)
(a) Show that <i>f</i> (0) = 0.
(b) Prove that <i>f</i> is continuous at every point a є R.
im ok with part (a) but i have no idea how...