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Maths doubt !

Anjali
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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Anjali
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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Anjali
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"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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RajEco
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1. a chisquare  

2. c x<a  
m not sure.
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Akshay Jain
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Oprion A-The sum of square of N independent random variables dat follow standaed normal dist den dat sum follows a chi2 dist vd N degrees of freedom...its a theorem
Akshay Jain
Masters in Economics
Delhi School of Economics
2013-15
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Akshay Jain
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Its option B-x not equal to a....x is in neighborhood so it can b less den or greater dn a
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Delhi School of Economics
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Anjali
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Akshay , answer to 2nd is option D ( x=a )
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Noel
For question 2
V€(a)= ]a-€,a+€[ for all €>0
if x is in V€(a) then
a-€ < x< a+€
|x-a|<€ for all €>0
since this condition is satisfied by all €>0,let € tend to 0
then |x-a| tends to 0
hence x=a
although this answer is contradictory as every €-neighbourhood of a contains infinitely many points distinct from a
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Granpa Simpson
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I dont know how answer to question 2 is x=a, because V(a)= deleted neighborhood of a i.e. (a-e,a)U(a,a+e)...so the answer should be x not equal to a because a excluded from the set V.
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Homer Simpson
i think its 2(b) as well. it cant be x = a
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Anjali
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Yeah I know b seems correct , however answer is d !
Can anyone a good reference for sets ( like definition based ques ) ? Will RD sharma help ?
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Anjali
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What about 3rd ques ?
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Granpa Simpson
For the 3rd question the answer will be d i guess..!!!!
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Anjali
No its A !
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Noel
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Anjali
I did not get the step where x doesn't belong to a-€ , a+€ , when x is not equal to a , so it will belong to a-€,a+€
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Granpa Simpson
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Please upload the complete answers with explanations..dat will be helpful for all of us...!!!
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Noel
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I hope you got it till |x-a|>€
now take two cases as follows
case 1. (x-a)>€ which implies that x>a+€
case 2. -(x-a)>€ which implies that x<a-€
combining both cases we see that x does not lie in the €-neighbourhood of a..which is a contradiction to the given hypothesis..so when x is not equal to a,it cant belong to
]a-€,a+€[ for all €>0 hence x=a..hope it's clear now :)
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Granpa Simpson
Thanx Noel..
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Anjali
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Great Noel ! Got it ! Thanks !
And subhayu I just know the answers , not the explanations
People what about 3rd ques ?
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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