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Every x ∈ (p, w ), we have p · x = w Proof If p · x < w, then there exists ε > 0 such that B ε (x) ⊆ B (p, w ) By local nonsatiation, for every ε > 0 there exists y ∈ B ε (x) such that y x Hence, there exists y ∈ B (p, w ) such that y x But then x ∈/ x (p, w ) Walras’Law lets us rewrite (CP) as max u (x) x. Vt tl 3CI rHj x;. Solution to Homework 5 Problem 1a If O^ is a Hermitian Operator, it should satisfy the condition D fjOg^ E = D Of^ jg E for all f(x) and all g(x) in Hilbert space.

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G(x)p(x)dx if Xis continuous P j g(x j)p(x j) if Xis discrete Recall that 1 Linearity of Expectations E P k j=1 c jg j(X) = P k j=1 c jE(g j(X)) 2 If X 1;;X n are independent then E Yn i=1 X i!. The events X = x and Y = y are statistically independent if p(x,y)=p(x)p(y) The variables X 1,X 2, ···X N are called independent if for all (x 1,x 2, ···,x N) ⇤ X 1 ⇥ X 2 ⇥ ···X N we have p(x 1,x 2, ···x N)= N i=1 p X i (x i) They are furthermore called identically distributed if all variables X i have the same distribution. Z J X P r e d e p a r tu r e C l e a r a n c e (P D C ) I n s tr u c ti o n s PDCs are official text clearances issued for US IFR flight plans, and include the filed route, the cleared altitude, transponder code, departure frequency, and any special instructions A PDC replaces (and is the same as) a verbal clearance from Clearance.

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Is it sufficient if Y i EX−a i < ∞ for some a > 0?. Some ideas Prove that $\;w\;$ is a multiple root of a nonzero polynomial $\;f\;$ iff $\;w\;$ is also a root of its derivative $\;f'\;$ Deduce that if $\;f\;$ is irreducible (over some field), then this happens iff $\;f'=0\;$, and thus over a field of characteristic $\;p>0\;$ this can happen iff all the nonzero coefficients of $\;f\;$ correspond to powers of $\;x\;$ which are multiples of. 17 Present a method to generate the value of X, where P{X = j} = ( 1 ) ** (0)2 P{X = j} = , j = 1, 2, Use the text's random number sequence to generate X.

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