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prove any type of statement. This chart does not include uniqueness proofs and proof by induction, which are explained in §3.3 and §4. Apendix A reviews some terminology from set theory which we will use and gives some more (not terribly interesting) examples of proofs. 1

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We will give multiple proofs of this result. (Other lists of proofs are in [4] and [9].) The theorem is subtle because there is no simple antiderivative for e 21 2 x (or e 2x2 or e ˇx). For comparison, Z 1 0 xe 1 2 x2 dxcan be computed using the antiderivative e 1 2 x2: this integral is 1. 1. First Proof: Polar coordinates

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There are four basic proof techniques to prove p =)q, where p is the hypothesis (or set of hypotheses) and q is the result. 1.Direct proof 2.Contrapositive 3.Contradiction 4.Mathematical Induction What follows are some simple examples of proofs. You very likely saw these in MA395: Discrete Methods. 1 Direct Proof

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monly seen in proofs. 1.1.1 Proof by contrapositive Consider the statement \If it is raining today, then I do not go to class." This is logically equivalent to the statement \If I go to class, then it is not raining today." So if we want to prove the rst statement, it su ces to prove the second statement (which is called the contrapositive).

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5 A set is open if and only if it is a union of open balls. Proof. Suppose first that U is a union of open balls. Then U is a union of open sets by part 4, so it is open itself by part 2. Conversely, suppose that U is an open set. Given any x ∈ U, we can then find some ε x > 0such that B(x,ε x)⊂ U. This gives {x} ⊂ B(x,ε x)⊂ U

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Identity 2. - gatech.edu

Further, x ∈ A and x 6∈B also by definition of set difference. Thus x ∈ A and x 6∈B and x 6∈C, which implies x 6∈(BorC). Hence, x 6∈(B∪C) by definition of union. Thus, given x ∈ A we have x ∈ A−(B∪C) by definition of set difference. 1. Identity 4. Let A, B and C be sets. Show that