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Exam 2 Preparation: N 3 N +2 N 2n N +N

This document contains instructions for exam preparation, listing 12 mathematical proofs to complete. The proofs cover topics such as limits, divisibility rules for integers, properties of sets, and inequalities involving sums and square roots. Students are asked to provide justifications for their answers by including proofs for each problem.

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Exam 2 Preparation: N 3 N +2 N 2n N +N

This document contains instructions for exam preparation, listing 12 mathematical proofs to complete. The proofs cover topics such as limits, divisibility rules for integers, properties of sets, and inequalities involving sums and square roots. Students are asked to provide justifications for their answers by including proofs for each problem.

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RECITATION 10

EXAM 2 PREPARATION

Answer the following questions (provide proofs for your answers):


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(1) Prove that limn n+2
+ 1 = 1.
2n2
(2) Prove that limn n2 +n = 2.
(3) Prove that if x + y is irrational, then x or y is irrational.
(4) Let a and b be positive integers. Prove that if a < b and ab < 3, then a = 1.
(5) Let a, b, and c be integers with c nonzero. Prove that ac divides bc iff a divides b.
(6) Let x and y be integers. Prove that if xy is even, then x or y is even.
(7) Let A be a set. Prove that AA = .
(8) Disprove that for all integers a, b, and c if a divides bc then a divides b or a divides
c.
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(9) Prove that for all positive natural numbers n, ni=1 i12 2 n1 .
(10) Prove that for all natural numbers n, 8 divides 52n 1.
(11) Prove that for all natural numbers greater than or equal to 1,

1
1
1
1
n + + ++ .
n
1
2
3
(12) Let A, B, and C be sets such that A B. Prove that if C \ A = , then C \ B = .

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