Give an example of a math problem that you have seen in a previous math class...

Give an example of a math problem that you have seen in a previous math class that would not be considered a discrete math problem. In order to receive full credit for this question you must: state the problem, and give a brief explanation as to why the problem is not a discrete math problem. You DO NOT have to give the solution to the problem

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Any problem related to calculus( excluding calculus of finite differences) and dealing with continuous variables can be considered as not discrete. I have presented a version of the fixed point theorem as a problem which is a property of continuous functions. The question avoids the sequences and finite differences which are considered to be a part of discrete mathematics.

Colby Messinger answered 1 month ago

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