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Each of the series 3+5+7+..... and 4+7+10.......... is continued to 100 terms find how many terms are identical. Ans) 48 terms would be common to both the series... first take co
Find out the Greatest Common Factor? The largest number that is a common factor of two numbers (that is, both numbers share the same factor) is called the greatest common facto
Consider the following two polynomials in F 17 [x] (a) Use Karatsuba's algorithm, by hand, to multiply these two polynomials. (b) Use the FFT algorithm, by hand, to
3+5
(x*1)+(x*7) =
A mortgage lender seeks to maximize the expected value of its portfolio. The portfolio, of course, is the sum of all of the mortgages in it, so no generality is lost by examining t
To solve out linear equations we will make heavy use of the following facts. 1. If a = b then a + c = b + c for any c. All it is saying that we can add number, c, to both sides
A sell a watch to B at gain of 20% and B sell to C at loss of 10%. if C pays @ 432, how much did A pays for it.
a3-a2+a-1
applications of composit functions
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