how can i find the number of linear discriminant functions? I
need to know how i can find out if there is one function, two
functions, more? how do i know how many LDF's are there?
Find all unlabeled trees on 2,3,4 and 5 nodes. How many labeled
trees do you get from
each? Use this to find the number of labeled trees on 2,3,4 and
5 nodes.
I'm not sure how to get these answers. I need the number of
valence electrons, formal charge, electron group geometry,
molecular geometry, and if there is resonance for each of the
following.
AlBr2I PbH2I2
TIAtI2 TIBr2I PbAt2Cl2
Note: I need a step by step answer to the following
problem to better understand how this works.
Hot Coffee Manufacturing produces and sells oak tables. The
budgeted manufacturing costs per table are as
follows:
Direct costs
Oak top
48 square feet at $10 per sq. ft.
Table
legs
4 legs at $5 per leg
Direct labor is 3 hours and 24 minutes per table at $15 per
hour.
The variable overhead rate is $6 per...
You are hoping to get an estimate of the number of birch trees
in a local park. You have a satellite image of the park, and plan
to use quadrat sampling to estimate the number of birch trees in
the park. The park is 1000m by 1000m. Describe how you can set up
your quadrat and how you would then use the data you collect to
estimate the number of trees in the entire park. (Include a sample
calculation).
I want to know why I can not get N(should contain 1000
number)
N<-vector()
for (k in 0:999){
y=vector()
for(i in 0:999){
r1=runif(1)
r2=runif(1)
x1=-log(r1)
x2=-log(r2)
k=(x1-1)^2/2
if (x2 >= k){
r<-runif(1)
if (r>0.5){
y[i]= x1
}else{
y[i]= -x1
}
}
y.1<- y[-which(is.na(y))]
number<-length(y.1)
}
N[k]<-number
}
N
How can you have a basis through the spanning set theorem? I
thought the spanning set has to be linear independent? Doesn't the
spanning set theorem say that the vectors in the set are linear
dependent as you can them as a linear combination of each other? Am
I overthinking this or am I getting this wrong?
**UPDATED
I think I have the answer to my question, we use the theorem to
basically turn the set into a linearly independent...
For my economy class I need to annswer these questions but I
just dont get/cant find the right inf.
The Presentville – Futureville case: 1.
Explain what motivated each group to make the decisions they
made.
Note : I need word typed solution for this problem
with comprehensive details.
Question : Explain the thermal, acoustic and optical
properties of lattice vibrations?
Please make it to explain all in need.