Discrete Math 5.3.1 Recursive Definitions

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  1. Kimberly Brehm
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Small typo at 4:17, should be f(1 + 1) . Thanks for video!

EndsTonightEnzomyte
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At 13:40... Must include 14 + 14 = 28 after 7 + 14 = 21. It is reasonable to first recur on the existing elements of S before taking into account the newly generated ones... Thank you for clear explanations!

СвітланаМожаровська
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Thank you so much for this video! My professor didn't go over this at all in class but still wanted us to do our homework on it :(

czjqynj
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Thank you, this is very helpful for our final exam :)

senayldrm
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Shouldn't it be f(1+1) = ... at 4:16?

MethodiusThePilgrim
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Thank You Professor Kimberly You Are Awesome

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Doesn't natural numbers start with 1? The example that you gave in 12:15 is of whole numbers.

MohdNNeloy
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@7:36 but why a^n is equal to a x a^n-1. So shouldn't a^n+1 = a x a x a^n-1 which is equal to a x a^n+1

toko
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Thank u.... But a small doubt...why 0 is added in the set of natural numbers.... N only starts from 1...

eyonavgaming
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13:06
Here in this part could it be like if x belongs to s then x+x belongs to s

sravanck
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Thank you so much for this! excellent presentation.

willsanchez
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You got 1 thing wrong, 0 is not a natural number. Natural numbers go from 1 to infinite. 0 is a whole number.

garvrawlot
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i wish my professor was as good as you

broccoli-fn
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This is terribly explained and some parts are just wrong like at 4:17.

meanderer
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I know u are studying here nerd... I know ur here...

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