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1. Find an upper bound for the number of possible states in the game of chess, assuming that draw-by-repetition is enforced if the same position is repeated three times.
2. Find an upper bound for the number of possible moves in a single turn in the game of chess.
3. Use Question 2 above to find an upper bound for the number of possible sequences of moves in 10 consecutive turns in the game of chess.
4. Chess experts sometimes think 10 turns ahead, but do not consider every possible sequence of moves. Given a computer capable of processing one billion moves per second, find the maximum number of options it could consider at each move if it must think 10 turns ahead within a 3-minute time period. [Note: what we have called a "turn" is actually called a "half-move".]
Find the solution to the system for linear equation by using the given equation.
Find the LCM of the given denominators
Solve the system of equations using the addition (elimination) method.
Which sum will be irrational
Prove that F sub four is a commutative ring whose operations are matrix addition and matrix multiplication
a high speed train travels from chicago to denver at an average speed of 90 miles per hour but can make the return trip
Graph y^2=x^2 and explain why the graph is not a function. Determine the period and amplitude of the function y=sin 6x then graph it.
An over night express company must include 5 cities on its route. How many different routes are possible, assuming that it does not matter in which order the cities are included in the routing?
when we add subtract multiply and divide we discover there are basic properties that govern what we can and cannot do.
solve each system and then tell whether its one solution infinitely many solutions or no solution.1 yx-1 . y-3x-52
search the internet and the articles database in the library for a real-life example of simulation. for hint type the
Let K={1, v, h, 180} be a subset of the octic group G. Show that V= {1, v} is normal in K and that K is normal in G, but that V is not normal in G.
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