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- What does the notation $xf(x)$ and $f_{xxx}$ or $f_{xxy}$ mean?
$f_ {xxy}=\frac {\partial^3 f} {\partial x^2y}$ is the third partial derivative with respect twice to $x$ and once to $y$ $xf (x,y)$ is simply the product of $x$ times $f$
- What is the difference between writing $f$ and $f (x)$?
No doubt f (x) means the image of x under f, but x is not a single value; conventionally it is considered to be a variable representing the points that belong to the domain of f
- functions - What does a mini circle between f and h (x) mean . . .
What does a mini circle between f and h (x) mean? Ask Question Asked 11 years, 3 months ago Modified 5 years, 2 months ago
- Prove that $E (X) = \int_ {0}^ {\infty} P (X gt;x)\,dx = \int_ {0 . . .
If $X$ is absolutely continuous with density $f$, that means that $F_X (x) = \int_ {-\infty}^x f (t)\,dt$ for all $x$ The integral showed up in the proof because the prover assumed that $X$ is absolutely continuous with density $f$
- limits - $f_n (x):=nx (1-x)^n$ Determine whether the sequence $ (f_n . . .
You are correct in stating that the pointwise limit is zero Your differentiation, however, was incorrect We have $$ d_n' (x)= n (1-x)^n - n^2 (1-x)^ {n-1}x = 0 \implies\\ n (1-x)^ {n-1} ( (1-x) - nx) = 0 \implies\\ 1 - (n+1)x = 0 \implies\\ x = \frac 1 {n+1} $$ So, the maximum difference is $$ n \cdot \frac {1} {n+1} \cdot \left ( 1 - \frac {1} {n+1} \right)^n \not \to 0 $$ Which, in fact
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