Tag archives for Algebra
Proof – 1
The form of the inequality suggests that if we can somehow construct a quadratic equation where some condition can be imposed on its discriminant, we may be able to generate the required inequality.
Consider the function f (x) given by f (x) = (a1x – b1)2 + (a2x – b2)2 + ….. + (anx – bn)2
Obviously,
Note that f ...more»
Most of us are familiar with Euler’s (miraculous) formula:
However, how many of us have actually given much thought to why this should hold true? Even more fundamental is the question that what meaning should be attached to raising a real number like e to a complex power iθ.
Many math authors will propose this formula as a definition. That’s very ...more»
One math topic that students find most confusing is Permutations and Combinations, and the biggest problem students face is not realizing the difference between a situation which involves permutations and one which involves combinations. Although for many people it takes time to understand this distinction, here's an article that explains on a simple level the difference between the two concepts ...more»

