Discrete Math 5. (a). Find a counterexample to show that "n e Z, 12 + 9...
5. (a). Find a counterexample to show that "Un € Z, n?+ 9n +61 is prime" is false. (b). Determine the truth value of " Vc e Rt, an e Z+, <c", and justify your answer.
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CSCI/MATH 2112 Discrete Structures I Assignment 1. Due on Friday, January 18, 11:00 pm (1) Write symbolic expression for each of the statements below; then work out their negations; finally expressing each as complete sentence in English: (a) Roses are red, violets are blue. (b) The bus is late or my watch is slow. (c) If a number is prime then it is odd or it is 2. (d) If a number x is a prime, then (root ) x...
Discrete math problems: 9. Show that p = 10. Show that p = q and ( q p = n are logically equivalent. ) and q = (p V r) are logically equivalent. r
Discrete Math 11. Consider the function f : ZZ, given by f(n) = 5n - 2. (a). Show that f is injective (namely, one-to-one). (b). Determine if f is surjective (namely, onto). Justify your answer.
12. Let X(e") be the DTFT of the discrete-time signal z[n] = (0.5)"u[n]. Let gin] be the length-5 sequence whose 5-point DFT, Gk], is made from uniform samples from X(eu): g[n] CH 0 for n<0and n > 4 = x(e,2 ) for k = 0, 1, 2,3,4 = Find g(0] and gl1]. 12. Let X(e") be the DTFT of the discrete-time signal z[n] = (0.5)"u[n]. Let gin] be the length-5 sequence whose 5-point DFT, Gk], is made from uniform samples...
discrete math Need 7c 9ab 10 15 16 17 (7) Consider the following matrices. Compute the following matrices A=[ ]B=[ 1 c-[! (a) CA (b) BAA (c) AOC (9) Determine if the following statements are True or False. If the statement is False, explain why. (a) Consider A={1,2,3,4,5). Do A1 = {1,3,5}, A2 = {2,4}. (i) Show that P ={A1, A2} forms a partition of A. (ii) Construct the matrix of the relation R corresponding to P (b) Consider A...
3. For each of the following discrete-time sequences: (i) Find the Z-transform (ZT), if it exists, and plot the region of convergence (ROC) in the Z-plane (ii) Find the poles and zeros and plot them in the 2-plane (iii) Determine whether the DTFT of the sequence exists (a) x[n] = 8[n – 1] + 28[n – 3] (b) [n] = (0.9e-j*)" u[n + 2] – 2-ul-n - 1] (c) x[n] = 2-" un + 1]
5. Partitions For each n e Z, let T={(x, y) + R n<I- g < n+1}. Is T = {T, n € Z} a partition of R?? Justify your answer using the definition.