3. Let G be a group containing 6 elements a, b, c, d, e, and f.
Under the group operation
called the multiplication, we know that ad = c, bd = f, and f2 = bc
= e. We showed
you in class that the identity is e, hence the e-row and e-column
were revealed. Using
associativity, we also found cb, cf, af, and a2. Now try to imitate
the idea and find five
more entries. Justify your answer.
Hint: Try ac, ab, bf, and bd, in that order. Now use Sodoku to find
d2 by asking this
question: How many e do I see?
Again, suppose we have a relation on attributes A, B, C, D, E, and F, and these functional dependencies hold: S = { B → DE, BF → C, CF → B, DF → AE }. (a) Does it follow from S that B → A? (b) Does it follow from S that CF → E? (c) Does it follow from S that DF → B? (d) Does it follow from S that BD → C? (e) Does it follow...
1. Let G = {a, b, c, d, e} be a set with an associative binary operation multiplication such that ab = ba = d, ed = de = c. Prove that G under this multiplication cannot consist of a group. Hint: Assume that G under this operation does consist of a group. Try to complete the multiplication table and deduce a contradiction. 2. Let G be a group containing 4 elements a, b, c, and d. Under the group...
We now have relational scheme R = {A, B, C, D, E, F, G } and the following functional dependencies: D → AC GA → C E → A GD → BF GD → E And the Following MVDs: C→→ A F →→ B GB →→ C Asking: Is this relation in the 4NF? Why? If it is not in 4NF, transform it into 4NF.
Please prove C D E F in details? 'C. Let G be a group that is DOE smDe Follow the steps indicated below; make sure to justify all an Assuming that G is simple (hence it has no proper normal subgroups), proceed as fo of order 90, The purpose of this exercise is to show, by way of contradiction. How many Sylow 3sukgroups does G have? How many Sylow 5-subgroups does G ht lain why the intersection of any two...
(1,3), с %3D (2,1), d (3,4) (1,2), b (4,2), f (5,3) and (5,5). Let 5. Let a = е 3 - {a, b, c, d, e, f, g} be the set of these 7 points. We define the following partial order on S: We have (r, y)(', y) iff x< x and y < / Draw the Hasse diagram of S S 6. We consider the same partial order as in Problem 5, but it is now defined on R2....
problem 2 and 3 You may assume the set X = (A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H) forms a group under the operation defined by the operation table below. This group will be used in Problems 2,3, and 4. 10 points Problem 2. Use the table to determine the finite order of the elements E, F, and G. Q * Docs 10 pm Problem 3. What is the smallest subgroup of the aroup (X.) that contains the elements Explain your strategy and
5. (3, 4, 3 points) Let A-a, b, c, d, e, f, g (a) how many closed binary operations f on A satisfy Aa, b)tc b) How many closed binary operations f on A have an identity and a, b)-c? (c) How many fin (b) are commutative? 6. 10 points) Suppose that R and R are equivalent relations on the set S. Determine whether each of the following combinations of R and R2 must be an equivalent relation. (a) R1...
discrete math '-(oe : length(a) 29, be the alphabet {a,b,c,d,e,f,g) and let 7. Let a) How many elements are in the following set? {ωΣ: no letter in ω is used more than once) b) Find the probability that a random word we has al distinct letters. e) Find the probability that a random word oe has the letter g used exactly once. d) Find the probability that a random word e does not contain the letter g. '-(oe : length(a)...
looking for question 3 a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h and i. Thank you it's the same question with different situations. 3. Now let's use trial-and-error to see if we can figure out the inheritance pattern of this trait. For EVERY pedigree diagram below and on the following pages, label what you know about the genotype of each individual shown from the information provided in the pedigree and the assumption specified above each one. You MUST label ALL FOUR diagrams separately! Genotypes in these pedigrees...