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Mathematical analysis for dummies. Lesson 1. Sets.

The concept of a set

A bunch of is a collection of some objects. What can be sets? First, finite or infinite. For example, the set of matches in a box is a finite set, they can be taken and counted. The number of grains of sand on the beach is much more difficult to count, but, in principle, possible. And this quantity is expressed by some finite number. So many grains of sand on the beach, of course. But the set of points on a straight line is an infinite set. Since, firstly, the line itself is infinite and you can put as many points on it as you like. The set of points on a line segment is also infinite. Because theoretically a point can be arbitrarily small. Of course, we cannot physically draw a point, for example, smaller than the size of an atom, but, from the point of view of mathematics, a point has no size. Its size is zero. What happens when you divide a number by zero? That's right, infinity. And although the set of points on a straight line and on a segment tends to infinity, this is not the same thing. A set is not a quantity of something there, but a collection of any objects. And only those sets that contain exactly the same objects are considered equal. If one set contains the same objects as another set, but plus one more "left" object, then these are no longer equal sets.

Consider an example. Let's say we have two sets. The first is the collection of all points on the line. The second is the set of all points on a straight line segment. Why are they not equal? First, a line segment and a straight line may not even intersect. Then they are certainly not equal, since they contain completely different points. If they intersect, then they have only one common point. All the rest are just as different. What if the segment lies on a straight line? Then all points of the segment are also points of the line. But not all points on a line are points on a line segment. So in this case, the sets cannot be considered equal (identical).

Each set is defined by a rule that uniquely determines whether an element belongs to this set or not. What might these rules be? For example, if the set is finite, you can stupidly enumerate all its objects. You can set a range. For example, all integers from 1 to 10. This will also be a finite set, but here we do not list its elements, but formulate a rule. Or inequality, for example, all numbers are greater than 10. This will already be an infinite set, since it is impossible to name the largest number - no matter what number we call, there is always this number plus 1.

As a rule, sets are denoted by capital letters of the Latin alphabet A, B, C, and so on. If the set consists of specific elements and we want to define it as a list of these elements, then we can enclose this list in curly braces, for example A=(a, b, c, d). If a is an element of the set A, then this is written as follows: a Î A. If a is not an element of the set A, then write a Ï A. One of the important sets is the set N of all natural numbers N=(1,2,3,...,) . There is also a special, so-called empty set, which does not contain a single element. The empty set is denoted by the symbol Æ .

Definition 1 (definition of equality of sets). Sets A and B are equal if they consist of the same elements, that is, if from xн A follows x н B and vice versa, from x н B follows x н A.

Formally, the equality of two sets is written as follows:

(A=B) := " x (( x Î A ) Û (x Î B )),

This means that for any object x the relations xÎ A and xО B are equivalent.

Here " is the universal quantifier (" xreads "for each x").

Definition 2 (subset definition). A bunch of A is a subset of the set V if any X belonging to the set A, belongs to the set V. Formally, this can be expressed as an expression:

(A Ì B) := " x((x Î A) Þ (x Î B))

If A Ì B but A ¹ B, then A is a proper subset of the set V. As an example, again, a straight line and a segment can be cited. If a segment lies on a line, then the set of its points is a subset of the points of this line. Or, another example. The set of integers that are evenly divisible by 3 is a subset of the set of integers.

Comment. The empty set is a subset of any set.

Operations on sets

The following operations are possible on sets:

An association. The essence of this operation is to combine two sets into one containing elements of each of the combined sets. Formally, it looks like this:

C=AÈ B:= {x:x Î A or xÎ B}

Example. Let's solve the inequality | 2 x+ 3 | > 7.

It implies either the inequality 2x+3 >7, for 2x+3≥0, then x>2

or inequality 2x+3<-7, для 2x+3 <0, тогда x<-5.

The set of solutions to this inequality is the union of sets (-∞,-5) È (2, ∞).

Let's check. Let's calculate the value of the expression | 2 x+ 3 | for several points, lying and not lying in the given range:

x | 2 x+ 3 |
-10 17
-6 9
-5 7
-4 5
-2 1
0 3
1 5
2 7
3 9
5 13

As you can see, everything was decided correctly (the border ranges are marked in red).

intersection. Intersection is the operation of creating a new set of two containing elements that are included in both of these sets. To visualize this, let's imagine that we have two sets of points on the plane, namely figure A and figure B. Their intersection denotes figure C - this is the result of the operation of intersection of sets:

Formally, the operation of intersection of sets is written as follows:

C=A Ç B:= (x: x Î A and x О B )

Example. Let us have a set Then C=A Ç B = {5,6,7}

Subtraction. Set subtraction is the exclusion from the subtracted set of those elements that are contained in the subtrahend and the subtractor:

Formally, subtraction of a set is written as follows:

A\B:={x:x Î A and xÏ B}

Example. May we have many A=(1,2,3,4,5,6,7), B=(5,6,7,8,9,10). Then C=A\ B = { 1,2,3,4}

Addition. Complement is a unary operation (an operation not on two, but on one set). This operation is the result of subtracting the given set from the complete universal set (the set that includes all other sets).

A := (x:x О U and x П A) = U \ A

Graphically, this can be represented as:

symmetrical difference. In contrast to the usual difference, with a symmetric difference of sets, only those elements that are present either in one or in another set remain. Or, in simple terms, it is created from two sets, but those elements that are in both sets are excluded from it:

Mathematically, this can be expressed as follows:

A D B:= (A\B) È ( B\A) = (A È B) \ (A Ç B)

Properties of operations on sets.

From the definitions of union and intersection of sets, it follows that the operations of intersection and union have the following properties:

  1. Commutativity.

A È B=BÈ A
A
Ç B=BÇ A

  1. Associativity.

(A È B) È C=AÈ ( B È C)
(A Ç B) Ç C= AÇ ( B Ç C)

A heap of terrible formulas, manuals on higher mathematics that you open and immediately close, the painful search for a solution to a seemingly very simple problem .... This situation is not uncommon, especially when a math textbook was last opened in the distant 11th grade. Meanwhile, in universities, the curricula of many specialties provide for the study of everyone's favorite higher mathematics. And in this situation, you often feel like a complete teapot in front of a heap of terrible mathematical gibberish. Moreover, a similar situation can arise in the study of any subject, especially from the cycle of natural sciences.

What to do? For a full-time student, everything is much simpler, unless, of course, the subject is not very neglected. You can consult a teacher, classmates, and just write off from a neighbor on the desk. Even a full teapot in higher mathematics will survive the session in such scenarios.

And if a person is studying at the correspondence department of a university, and higher mathematics, to put it mildly, is unlikely to be required in the future? In addition, there is no time for classes. So it is, in most cases, so, but no one canceled the performance of tests and passing the exam (most often, written). With tests in higher mathematics, everything is easier, whether you are a teapot or not a teapot - math test can be ordered. For example, I have. Other items can be ordered as well. Not here anymore. But the implementation and submission of test papers for review will not yet lead to the coveted entry in the grade book. It often happens that a work of art, made to order, needs to be defended, and it is necessary to explain why that formula follows from these letters. In addition, exams are coming, and there you will already have to solve determinants, limits and derivatives INDEPENDENTLY. Unless, of course, the teacher does not accept valuable gifts, or there is no hired well-wisher outside the classroom.

Let me give you some very important advice. At tests, exams in exact and natural sciences, IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO UNDERSTAND SOMETHING. Remember, AT LEAST SOMETHING. The complete absence of thought processes simply infuriates the teacher, I know of cases when part-time students were wrapped 5-6 times. I remember that one young man passed the test 4 times, and after each retake he turned to me for a free warranty consultation. In the end, I noticed that in the answer he wrote the letter “pe” instead of the letter “pi”, which was followed by severe sanctions from the reviewer. The student DID NOT EVEN WANT TO LOOK into the assignment, which he casually rewrote

You can be a complete dummy in higher mathematics, but it is highly desirable to know that the derivative of a constant is equal to zero. Because if you answer some stupidity to an elementary question, then there is a high probability that your studies at the university will end for you. Teachers are much more favorable to the student who AT LEAST TRYING to understand the subject, to the one who, albeit mistakenly, but tries to solve, explain or prove something. And this statement is true for all disciplines. Therefore, the position “I know nothing, I understand nothing” should be resolutely rejected.

The second important advice is to ATTEND LECTURES, even if there are not many of them. I already mentioned this on the main page of the site. Mathematics for correspondence students. It makes no sense to repeat why it is VERY important, read there.

So, what to do if there is a test on the nose, an exam in higher mathematics, and things are deplorable - the state of a full, or rather, empty teapot?

One option is to hire a tutor. The largest database of tutors can be found (mainly Moscow) or (mainly St. Petersburg). Using a search engine, it is quite likely to find a tutor in your city, or look at local advertising newspapers. The price for the services of a tutor can vary from 400 or more rubles per hour, depending on the qualifications of the teacher. It should be noted that cheap does not mean bad, especially if you have a good mathematical background. At the same time, for 2-3K rubles you will get a LOT. In vain no one takes such money, and in vain no one pays such money ;-). The only important point - try to choose a tutor with a specialized pedagogical education. And in fact, we do not go to the dentist for legal help.

Recently, online tutoring service is gaining popularity. It is very convenient when you need to urgently solve one or two problems, understand a topic or prepare for an exam. The undoubted advantage is the prices, which are several times lower than those of an offline tutor + saving time on travel, which is especially important for residents of megacities.

In the course of higher mathematics, it is very difficult to master some things without a tutor, you just need a “live” explanation.

Nevertheless, it is quite possible to understand many types of problems on your own, and the purpose of this section of the site is to teach you how to solve typical examples and problems that are almost always found in exams. Moreover, for a number of tasks there are "hard" algorithms, where there is no escape from the correct solution. And, to the best of my knowledge, I will try to help you, especially since I have a pedagogical education and work experience in my specialty.

Let's start to rake mathematical gibberish. It's okay, even if you are a teapot, higher mathematics is really simple and really accessible.

And you need to start by repeating the school course of mathematics. Repetition is the mother of pain.

Before you begin to study my methodological materials, and in general begin to study any materials in higher mathematics, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND that you read the following.

In order to successfully solve problems in higher mathematics, you MUST:

GET A MICROCALCULATOR.

Of the programs - Excel (an excellent choice!). I uploaded the manual for "dummies" to the library.


There is? Already good.


From the rearrangement of the terms - the sum does not change: .
But these are completely different things:

It is simply impossible to rearrange "x" and "four". At the same time, we recall the iconic letter "x", which in mathematics means an unknown or variable value.

By rearranging the factors - the product does not change: .
With division, such a trick will not work, and these are two completely different fractions, and rearranging the numerator with the denominator does not do without consequences.
We also recall that the multiplication sign (“dots”) is most often not written:,


Recall the rules for expanding brackets:
- here the signs of the terms do not change
- and here they are reversed.
And for multiplication:

In general, it suffices to remember that TWO MINUS GIVES A PLUS, a THREE MINUS - GIVE MINUS. And, try not to get confused in this when solving problems in higher mathematics (a very frequent and annoying mistake).


Recall the reduction of like terms, You should have a good understanding of the following operation:


Remember what a degree is:

, , , .

A degree is just an ordinary multiplication.


Remember that fractions can be reduced: (reduced by 2), (reduced by five), (reduced by ).


Remember actions with fractions:


and also, a very important rule for reducing fractions to a common denominator:

If these examples are not clear, see school textbooks.
Without this, it will be TOUGH.

ADVICE: all INTERMEDIATE calculations in higher mathematics are best done in ORDINARY RIGHT AND IRREGULAR FRACTIONS, even if scary fractions like . This fraction SHOULD NOT be represented as , and, moreover, DO NOT divide the numerator by the denominator on the calculator, getting 4.334552102 ....

The EXCEPTION to the rule is the final answer of the task, then it’s just better to write or.


The equation. It has a left side and a right side. For instance:

You can transfer any term to another part by changing its sign:
Let's move, for example, all the terms to the left side:

Or to the right:


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Vinogradova I. A. et al. Problems and exercises in mathematical analysis (part 1). 1988 djvu, 416 pages 5.0 Mb.
The collection is compiled on the material of the lessons on the course of mathematical analysis at the first year of the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics of Moscow State University and reflects the experience of teaching the Department of Mathematical Analysis. It consists of two parts corresponding to the I and II semester. In each part, computational exercises and theoretical problems are separately highlighted. The first part includes the construction of sketches of graphs of functions, the calculation of limits, the differential calculus of functions of one real variable, and theoretical problems. The second part - indefinite integral, Riemann's definite integral, differential calculus of functions of many variables, theoretical problems. In the chapters containing computational exercises, each paragraph is preceded by detailed methodological instructions. They contain all the definitions used in this section, the formulation of the main theorems, the derivation of some necessary relations, detailed solutions of characteristic problems are given, and attention is drawn to common errors. Most of the tasks and exercises are different from the tasks contained in the well-known problem book of B.P. Demidovich. Both parts of the collection include about 1800 exercises for calculations and 350 theoretical problems.

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Vinogradova I. A. et al. Problems and exercises in mathematical analysis (part 2). 1991 djvu, 352 pages 3.2 Mb.
The problem book corresponds to the course of mathematical analysis, presented in the second year, and contains the following sections: double and triple integrals and their geometric and physical applications, curvilinear and surface integrals of the first and second kind. The necessary theoretical information is given, typical algorithms suitable for solving entire classes of problems are given, detailed methodological instructions are given.

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Vinogradov and others. Ed. Sadovnichy. Problems and exercises in mathematical analysis. 51 pp. PDF. 1.9 MB.
The plotting section is discussed in great detail. 35 pages are occupied by the considered examples.

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Zheltukhin. Indefinite integrals: calculation methods. 2005 year. Size 427 Kb. PDF, 80 pages. Useful guide, can be used as a reference. It not only introduces all the methods for calculating integrals, but also provides a lot of examples for each rule. Recommend.

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Zaporzhets. Guide to solving problems in mathematical analysis. 4th ed. 460 pages djvu. 7.7 MB.
Covers all sections from the study of functions to the solution of differential equations. Useful book.

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Kalinin, Petrova, Kharin. Indefinite and definite integrals. 2005 year. 230 pp. PDF. 1.2 MB.
Finally, mathematicians began to write books for physicists and other students of technical specialties, and not for themselves. I recommend it if you want to learn how to calculate, not prove lemmas and theorems.

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Kalinin, Petrova. Multiple, curvilinear and surface integrals. Tutorial. 2005 year. 230 pp. PDF. 1.2 MB.
This tutorial provides examples of calculating various integrals.

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Kaplan. Practical lessons in higher mathematics. Analytic geometry, differential calculus, integral calculus, integration of differential equations. In 2 files in one archive. General 925 pp. djvu. 6.9 MB.
Examples of problem solving throughout the course of general mathematics are considered.

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K.N. Lungu, et al. Collection of problems in higher mathematics. Part 2 for the 2nd course. 2007 djvu, 593 pages 4.1 Mb.
Series and integrals. Vector and complex analysis. Differential equations. Probability Theory. operational calculus. This is not just a problem book, but also a tutorial. It can teach you how to solve problems.

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Lungu, Makarov. Higher Mathematics. Guide to problem solving. Part 1. 2005 Size 2.2 Mb. djvu, 315 pages

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I.A. Maroon. Differential and integral calculus in examples and tasks (Functions of one variable). 1970 djvu. 400 pages 11.3 Mb.
The book is a manual for solving problems of mathematical analysis (functions of one variable). Contains brief theoretical introductions, solutions to typical examples and tasks for independent solution. In addition to tasks of an algorithmic-computational nature, it contains many tasks that illustrate the theory and contribute to its deeper assimilation, developing independent mathematical thinking of students. The purpose of the book is to teach students to independently solve problems in the course of mathematical analysis

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D.T. Writing. Higher Mathematics 100 Exam Questions. 1999 djvu. 304 pages 9.3 Mb.
This manual is intended primarily for students preparing for the exam in higher mathematics in the 1st year. It contains the answers to the examination questions of the oral exam, presented in a concise and accessible form. The manual can be useful for all categories of students studying higher mathematics in one way or another. It contains the necessary material for 10 sections of the course of higher mathematics, which are usually studied by students in the first year of the university (technical school). Answers to 108 examination questions (with sub-items - much more) are usually accompanied by the solution of relevant examples and tasks.

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Sobol B.V., Mishnyakov N.T., Porksheyan V.M. Workshop on higher mathematics. 2006 630 pp. djvu. 5.4 MB.
The book includes all sections of the standard course of higher mathematics for a wide range of specialties of higher educational institutions.
Each chapter (corresponding section of the course) contains reference material, as well as the main theoretical provisions necessary for solving problems. A distinctive feature of this publication is a large number of problems with solutions, which allows it to be used not only for classroom studies, but also for independent work of students. Tasks are presented by topic, systematized by solution methods. Complete each chapter with sets of tasks for independent solution, provided with answers.
The completeness of the presentation of the material and the relative compactness of this publication make it possible to recommend it to teachers and students of higher educational institutions, as well as students of advanced training institutes who wish to systematize their knowledge and skills in this subject.

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E.P. Sulyandziga, G.A. Ushakov. TESTS IN MATHEMATICS: LIMIT, DERIVATIVE, ELEMENTS OF ALGEBRA AND GEOMETRY. Uch. allowance. year 2009. pdf, 127 pages 1.1 Mb.
The proposed tutorial can be viewed as a collection of tasks. The tasks cover traditional topics - the basics of mathematical analysis: a function, its limit and derivative. There are tasks on the basics of linear algebra and analytic geometry. Since the limit and derivative of a function are more difficult, and in addition, these topics are fundamental to integral calculus, they are given the most attention: solutions to typical problems are analyzed in detail. The material collected in the training manual was repeatedly used in practical classes.
For first-year students of all universities.

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Limits give all students of mathematics a lot of trouble. To solve the limit, sometimes you have to use a lot of tricks and choose from a variety of solutions exactly the one that is suitable for a particular example.

In this article, we will not help you understand the limits of your abilities or comprehend the limits of control, but we will try to answer the question: how to understand the limits in higher mathematics? Understanding comes with experience, so at the same time we will give some detailed examples of solving limits with explanations.

The concept of a limit in mathematics

The first question is: what is the limit and the limit of what? We can talk about the limits of numerical sequences and functions. We are interested in the concept of the limit of a function, since it is with them that students most often encounter. But first, the most general definition of a limit:

Let's say there is some variable. If this value in the process of change indefinitely approaches a certain number a , then a is the limit of this value.

For a function defined in some interval f(x)=y the limit is the number A , to which the function tends when X tending to a certain point a . Dot a belongs to the interval on which the function is defined.

It sounds cumbersome, but it is written very simply:

Lim- from English limit- limit.

There is also a geometric explanation for the definition of the limit, but here we will not go into theory, since we are more interested in the practical than the theoretical side of the issue. When we say that X tends to some value, this means that the variable does not take on the value of a number, but approaches it infinitely close.

Let's take a concrete example. The challenge is to find the limit.

To solve this example, we substitute the value x=3 into a function. We get:

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In the examples X can tend to any value. It can be any number or infinity. Here is an example when X tends to infinity:

It is intuitively clear that the larger the number in the denominator, the smaller the value will be taken by the function. So, with unlimited growth X meaning 1/x will decrease and approach zero.

As you can see, in order to solve the limit, you just need to substitute the value to strive for into the function X . However, this is the simplest case. Often finding the limit is not so obvious. Within the limits there are uncertainties of type 0/0 or infinity/infinity . What to do in such cases? Use tricks!


Uncertainties within

Uncertainty of the form infinity/infinity

Let there be a limit:

If we try to substitute infinity into the function, we will get infinity both in the numerator and in the denominator. In general, it is worth saying that there is a certain element of art in resolving such uncertainties: you need to notice how you can transform the function in such a way that the uncertainty is gone. In our case, we divide the numerator and denominator by X in senior degree. What will happen?

From the example already considered above, we know that terms containing x in the denominator will tend to zero. Then the solution to the limit is:

To uncover type ambiguities infinity/infinity divide the numerator and denominator by X to the highest degree.


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Another type of uncertainty: 0/0

As always, substitution into the value function x=-1 gives 0 in the numerator and denominator. Look a little more closely and you will notice that we have a quadratic equation in the numerator. Let's find the roots and write:

Let's reduce and get:

So, if you encounter type ambiguity 0/0 - factorize the numerator and denominator.

To make it easier for you to solve examples, here is a table with the limits of some functions:

L'Hopital's rule within

Another powerful way to eliminate both types of uncertainties. What is the essence of the method?

If there is uncertainty in the limit, we take the derivative of the numerator and denominator until the uncertainty disappears.

Visually, L'Hopital's rule looks like this:

Important point : the limit, in which the derivatives of the numerator and denominator are instead of the numerator and denominator, must exist.

And now a real example:

There is a typical uncertainty 0/0 . Take the derivatives of the numerator and denominator:

Voila, the uncertainty is eliminated quickly and elegantly.

We hope that you will be able to put this information to good use in practice and find the answer to the question "how to solve limits in higher mathematics". If you need to calculate the limit of a sequence or the limit of a function at a point, and there is no time for this work from the word “absolutely”, contact a professional student service for a quick and detailed solution.

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