Original post by tommm
It seems that you're missing a portion of the question.
Perhaps that is one of the flaws he is meant to spot
Original post by Dimez69
Basically the question states find the mathematical flaws in the question and i cannot seem to find any.
the question is
Let a = (b1, b2, . . .) be a given sequence of elements of B. We
define the function
f : Z → B
the question is
Let a = (b1, b2, . . .) be a given sequence of elements of B. We
define the function
f : Z → B
If you think that this function gives the sequence of 'a' then the definition is not
correct because the sequence 'a' is
as the order of the term in the sequence is a positive (nonzero) integer
rather than element of Z wich maybe negative and zero too.
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