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MAT 310 BRIDGE TO ADVANCED MATHEMATICS
Richard HammackVirginia Commonwealth University
Virginia Commonwealth University
MAT 310 Bridge to Advanced Mathematics
Richard Hammack
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
This book will initiate you into an esoteric world. You will learn and apply the methods of thought that mathematicians use toverify theorems, explore mathematical truth and create new mathematical theories. This will prepare you for advanced mathematicscourses, for you will be better able to understand proofs, write your own proofs and think critically and inquisitively aboutmathematics.
1: Sets
1.1: Introduction to Sets1.2: The Cartesian Product1.3: Subsets1.4: Power Sets1.5: Union, Intersection, Difference1.6: Complement1.7: Venn Diagrams1.8: Indexed Sets1.8: Sets That Are Number Systems1.9: Russell’s Paradox
2: Logic
2.0: Statement2.1: And, Or, Not2.2: Conditional Statements2.3: Biconditional Statements2.4: Truth Tables for Statements2.5: Logical Equivalence2.6: Quantifiers2.7: More on Conditional Statements2.8: Translating English to Symbolic Logic2.9: Negating Statements2.10: Logical Inference2.11: An Important Note
3: Counting
3.0: Lists3.1: The Multiplication Principle3.2: The Addition and Subtraction Principles3.3: Factorials and Permutations3.4: Counting Subsets3.5: Pascal’s Triangle and the Binomial Theorem3.6: The Inclusion-Exclusion Principle3.7: Counting Multisets3.8: New Page3.9: New Page
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4: Direct Proof
4.1: Section 1-4.2: Section 2-4.3: Section 3-4.4: Section 4-4.5: Section 5-4.6: Section 6-Exercises
5: Contrapositive Proof
5.1: Section 1-5.2: Section 2-5.3: Section 3-5.4: Section 4-5.5: Section 5-5.6: Section 6-
6: Proof by Contradiction
6.0: Section 1-6.1: Section 2-6.2: Section 3-6.3: Section 4-6.4: Section 5-6.5: Section 6-
7: Proving Non-Conditional Statements
7.0: Section 1-7.1: Section 2-7.2: Section 3-7.3: Section 4-7.4: Section 5-7.5: Section 6-
8: Proofs Involving Sets
8.0: Section 1-8.1: Section 2-8.2: Section 3-8.3: Section 4-
9: Disproof
9.0: Section 1-9.1: Section 2-9.2: Section 3-9.3: Section 4-9.4: Section 5-9.5: Section 6-
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10: Mathematical Induction
10.0: Section 1-10.1: Section 2-10.2: Section 3-10.3: Section 4-10.4: Section 5-10.5: Section 6-
11: Relations
11.0: Section 1-11.1: Section 2-11.2: Section 3-11.3: Section 4-11.4: Section 5-11.5: Section 6-
12: Functions
12.0: Section 1-12.1: Section 2-12.2: Section 3-12.3: Section 4-12.4: Section 5-12.5: Section 6-
13: Proofs in Calculus
13.0: Section 1-13.1: Section 2-13.2: Section 3-13.3: Section 4-13.4: Section 5-13.5: Section 6-
14: Cardinality of Sets
14.0: Section 1-14.1: Section 2-14.2: Section 3-14.3: Section 4-14.4: Section 5-14.5: Section 6-
Index
Glossary
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CHAPTER OVERVIEW
1: Sets1.1: Introduction to Sets1.2: The Cartesian Product1.3: Subsets1.4: Power Sets1.5: Union, Intersection, Difference1.6: Complement1.7: Venn Diagrams1.8: Indexed Sets1.8: Sets That Are Number Systems1.9: Russell’s Paradox
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1.6: Complement
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1.8: Indexed Sets
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1.8: Sets That Are Number Systems
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1.9: Russell’s Paradox
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CHAPTER OVERVIEW
2: Logic2.0: Statement2.1: And, Or, Not2.2: Conditional Statements2.3: Biconditional Statements2.4: Truth Tables for Statements2.5: Logical Equivalence2.6: Quantifiers2.7: More on Conditional Statements2.8: Translating English to Symbolic Logic2.9: Negating Statements2.10: Logical Inference2.11: An Important Note
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2.0: Statement
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2.1: And, Or, Not
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2.3: Biconditional Statements
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2.4: Truth Tables for Statements
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2.5: Logical Equivalence
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2.8: Translating English to Symbolic Logic
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2.11: An Important Note
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3: Counting3.0: Lists3.1: The Multiplication Principle3.2: The Addition and Subtraction Principles3.3: Factorials and Permutations3.4: Counting Subsets3.5: Pascal’s Triangle and the Binomial Theorem3.6: The Inclusion-Exclusion Principle3.7: Counting Multisets3.8: New Page3.9: New Page
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3.0: Lists
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3.1: The Multiplication Principle
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3.2: The Addition and Subtraction Principles
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3.3: Factorials and Permutations
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3.4: Counting Subsets
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3.5: Pascal’s Triangle and the Binomial Theorem
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3.6: The Inclusion-Exclusion Principle
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4: Direct Proof4.1: Section 1-4.2: Section 2-4.3: Section 3-4.4: Section 4-4.5: Section 5-4.6: Section 6-Exercises
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4.6: Section 6-ExercisesUse the method of direct proof to prove the following statements.
Exercise If x is an even integer, then is even.
Exercise If x is an odd integer, then is odd.
Exercise If a is an odd integer, then is odd.
Exercise
Suppose . If x and y are odd, then xy is odd.
Exercise Suppose . If x is even, then xy is even.
Exercise Suppose . If and , then .
Exercise Suppose . If , then .
Exercise
Suppose a is an integer. If , then .
Exercise
Suppose a is an integer. If , then .
Exercise Suppose a and b are integers. If , then .
Exercise Suppose . If and , then .
Exercise
If and , then .
Exercise Suppose . If , then or .
Exercise If , then is odd. (Trycases.)
Exercise
If , then is even. (Trycases.)
4.6.1
x2
4.6.2
x3
4.6.3
+3a+5a2
4.6.4
x, y ∈ Z
4.6.5
x, y ∈ Z
4.6.6
a, b, c ∈ Z a|b a|c a|(b+c)
4.6.7
a, b ∈ Z a|b |a2 b2
4.6.8
5|2a 5|a
4.6.9
7|4a 7|a
4.6.10
a|b a|(3 −b2 +5b)b3
4.6.11
a, b, c, d ∈ Z a|b c|d ac|bd
4.6.12
x ∈ R 0 < x < 4 ≥ 14x(4−x)
4.6.13
x, y ∈ R +5y = +5xx2 y2 x = y x+y = 5
4.6.14
n ∈ Z 5 +3n+7n2
4.6.15
n ∈ Z +3n+4n2
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Exercise If two integers have the same parity, then their sum is even. (Try cases.)
Exercise If two integers have opposite parity, then their product is even.
Exercise Suppose x and y are positive real numbers. If , then .
Exercise
Suppose a, b and c are integers. If and , then .
Exercise
If a is an integer and , then .
Exercise If p is prime and k is an integer for which , then p divides .
Exercise
If , then . (You may need a separate case for .)
Exercise
If , then is even.
Exercise If and , then the numbers are all composite. (Thus for any , onecan find consecutive composite numbers. This means there are arbitrarily large “gaps” between prime numbers.)
Exercise
If and , then .
Exercise
Every odd integer is a difference of two squares. (Example , etc.)
Exercise Suppose . If , then or b is not prime.
Exercise
Let . Suppose a and b are not both zero, and . Prove that .
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4.6.16
4.6.17
4.6.18
x < y <x2 y2
4.6.19
|ba2 |cb3 |ca6
4.6.20
|aa2 a ∈ {−1, 0, 1}
4.6.21
0 < k < p ( )pk
4.6.22
n ∈ N = 2( )+( )n2 n2
n1 n = 1
4.6.23
n ∈ N ( )2nn
4.6.24
n ∈ N n ≥ 2 n! +2,n! +3,n! +4,n! +5, ⋯ ,n! +n n ≥ 2
n−1
4.6.25
a, b, c ∈ N c ≤ b ≤ a ( )( ) = ( )( )a
b
a
c
a
b−c
a−b+c
c
4.6.26
7 = −42 32
4.6.27
a, b ∈ N gcd(a, b) > 1 b|a
4.6.28
a, b, c ∈ Z c ≠ 0 c ⋅ gcd(a, b) ≤ gcd(ca, cb)
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5: Contrapositive Proof5.1: Section 1-5.2: Section 2-5.3: Section 3-5.4: Section 4-5.5: Section 5-5.6: Section 6-
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5.4: Section 4-A. Prove the following statements with contrapositive proof. (In each case, think about how a direct proof would work. In mostcases contrapositive is easier.)
Exercise Suppose . If is even, then n is even.
Exercise Suppose . If is odd, then n is odd.
Exercise Suppose . If is odd, then a and b are odd.
Exercise
Suppose . If a does not divide bc, then a does not divide b.
Exercise Suppose . If then .
Exercise Suppose . If then .
Exercise Suppose . If both ab and are even, then both a and b are even.
Exercise
Suppose . If , then .
Exercise
Suppose . If , then .
Exercise Suppose and . If , then and .
Exercise Suppose . If is even, then x is even or y is odd.
Exercise Suppose . If is not divisible by 4, then a is odd.
Exercise
Suppose . If , then .
B. Prove the following statements using either direct or contrapositive proof.
Exercise If and a and b have the same parity, then and do not.
5.4.1
n ∈ Z n2
5.4.2
n ∈ Z n2
5.4.3
a, b ∈ Z ( −2b)a2 b2
5.4.4
a, b, c ∈ Z
5.4.5
x ∈ R +5x < 0x2 x < 0
5.4.6
x ∈ R −x > 0x3 x > −1
5.4.7
a, b ∈ Z a +b
5.4.8
x ∈ R −4 +3 − +3x −4 ≥ 0x5 x4 x3 x2 x ≥ 0
5.4.9
n ∈ Z 3�� ∤ n2 3�� ∤ n
5.4.10
x, y, z ∈ Z x ≠ 0 x ∤ ��yz x ∤ ��y x ∤ ��z
5.4.11
x, y ∈ Z (y +3)x2
5.4.12
a ∈ Z a2
5.4.13
x ∈ R +7 +5x ≥ + +8x5 x3 x4 x2 x ≥ 0
5.4.14
a, b ∈ Z 3a +7 7b −4
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Exercise Suppose . If is even, then x is odd.
Exercise Suppose . If is even, then x and y have the same parity.
Exercise If n is odd, then .
Exercise
If , then .
Exercise
Let and . If and , then .
Exercise If and , then .
Exercise Let and . If , then .
14. Let a∈Z, n∈N. If a has remainder r when divided by n, then a≡r (mod n).
15. Leta,b∈Zandn∈N.Ifa≡b(modn),thena2≡ab(modn).
16. If a≡b (mod n) and c≡d (mod n), then ac≡bd (mod n).
17. Letn∈N.If2n−1isprime,thennisprime.
18. Ifn=2k−1fork∈N,theneveryentryinRownofPascal’sTriangleisodd.
19. If a≡0 (mod 4) or a≡1 (mod 4), then ��a2�� is even.
20. Ifn∈Z,then4��(n2−3).
21. Ifintegersaandbarenotbothzero,thengcd(a,b)=gcd(a−b,b).
22. Ifa≡b(modn),thengcd(a,n)=gcd(b,n).
23. Suppose the division algorithm applied to a and b yields a = qb + r. Prove gcd(a, b) = gcd(r, b).
24. If a ≡ b (mod n), then a and b have the same remainder when divided by n
5.4.15
x ∈ Z −1x3
5.4.16
x, y ∈ Z x +y
5.4.17
8|( −1)n2
5.4.18
a, b ∈ Z (a +b ≡ + (mod 3))3 a3 b3
5.4.19
a, b, c ∈ Z n ∈ N a ≡ b (mod n) a ≡ c (mod n) c ≡ b (mod n)
5.4.20
a ∈ Z a ≡ 1 (mod 5) ≡ 1 (mod 5)a2
5.4.21
a, b ∈ Z n ∈ N a ≡ b (mod n) ≡ (mod n)a3 b3
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IndexAaddition principle
3.2: The Addition and Subtraction Principles
BBiconditional Statement
2.3: Biconditional Statements binomial theorem
3.5: Pascal’s Triangle and the Binomial Theorem
Ddifference
1.5: Union, Intersection, Difference
Eelements
1.1: Introduction to Sets
Ffactorial
3.3: Factorials and Permutations
Iindexed sets
1.8: Indexed Sets intersection
1.5: Union, Intersection, Difference
Oordered pairs
1.2: The Cartesian Product
PPascal's Triangle
3.5: Pascal’s Triangle and the Binomial Theorem permutations
3.3: Factorials and Permutations Power Sets
1.4: Power Sets
Proof by Contradiction6: Proof by Contradiction
Sset
1.1: Introduction to Sets subtraction principle
3.2: The Addition and Subtraction Principles
TTruth Table
2.4: Truth Tables for Statements
Uunion
1.5: Union, Intersection, Difference
VVenn diagrams
1.7: Venn Diagrams
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