10-327/Homework Assignment 4 Solutions

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Anne maybe you can help me again to create a page of solution. I tried but I don't know how to do so. But the solution still goes here! page1 page2 page3 page4 page5 page6 page7 page8 page9 page10 page11 page12 page13 page14

Math is like science. It is precise to the maximum. So whenever I write something in math I always want to make sure that I am clear enough. Sets are sets functions are functions numbers are numbers. Math is also like art. It is a series of arguments that we present to people to convince them what we believe is true. To some extent it is like politics or like philosophy. I like to make my arguments simple, supplemented with diagrams and illustrations so that whenever I read it I will be happy to believe what is written is true. However I still sin sometimes quoting big theorems without actually fully understand them. But I try my best not to and present the simplest arguments that anybody could understand.-Kai