Discrete Math
For a given function , determine the Big O, Omega, and Theta notation expressions.
Prove that a specific algorithm has an upper bound according to Big-O notation.
Prove by induction that the sum of the series is equal to .
Prove that the sum of the squares of the first natural numbers can be expressed as: for all natural numbers using proof by induction.
Prove that the intersection of and is a subset of union .
Prove that is a subset of .
Prove De Morgan's Law: .
Prove that if is a subset of , then is a subset of .
Write an equivalent logical expression using quantifiers for the statement: "A union B is a subset of C difference D".
Write an equivalent logical expression using quantifiers for the statement: "A union B is not a subset of C difference D" using the negation of previous statements.
Define the nth number in a Fibonacci sequence such that for , with initial conditions and .
Define the recurrence relation for a geometric sequence as for , starting with .
For the sequence defined by , show that and prove that given .
Solve the second-order linear homogeneous recurrence relation with initial conditions.
Given the recursive formula , and the first term , find the next four terms.
Given the recursive formula , with the first term , find the next three terms.
Given the recursive sequence defined by and , compute the first few terms of the sequence.
Using the recursive relation for a sequence similar to the Fibonacci sequence, where , , , and , find the first few terms of the sequence.
Using the logistic sequence recursive relation , with an initial term between 0 and 1, calculate the behavior of the sequence.
Given a set with elements , determine if the relation is reflexive, symmetric, and transitive by considering the arrows between the elements.