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    I try to steer clear of anything that I know is going to get me confused. I am the type of person that likes things told to me straight. I do not like confusion and I hate it when I have to walk away from something because I cannot figure it out or do not completely understand. When talking about paradoxes this week, I knew there would be a point where I get fed up and annoyed, and I was correct. The video was very fascinating to me once I understood it after watching it a few times, as well as…

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    David Auburn Analysis

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    What is most likely a progressed case of Paranoid Schizophrenia with random bouts of clarity in between manic episodes has made trusting anything Robert says impossible. “This is a man who, after rocking the world with his proofs, began attempting to decipher the Dewey Decimal codes of library books because he was convinced that they held secret messages”(Guyette 1). Robert’s months of clarity are discussed through Catherine when she wants to try going back to school: “You’ve…

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    Proof is incorporated in the VCE Mathematics Study Design 2016-2018 and VCE Mathematics textbooks. Proof is integrated in many areas of study such as arithmetic and number, geometry measurement and trigonometry, algebra and structure, and discrete mathematics (Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority [VCAA], 2016). This supports the idea that one of the central goals of school mathematics, notably at the upper secondary level, is the development of proof concepts (Coe & Ruthven, 1994).…

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    important to prove theorems while specifying the system. For the large complex system, it is impractical to do a formal proof. It is important to justify each step which could be formalized. While doing informal proofs, we can skip some steps but it is important to understand which steps can be skipped which cannot. There are some tools available to do formal proofs using proof checkers and theorem. The only thing is one must spend time on these tools to learn it. The machine aid method is…

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    A zeppelin is a rigid airship; it is a type of airship that is supported with a metal framework, instead of being filled with a lifting gas, like a blimp. The term zeppelin is associated with German airships that were manufactured by the Luftschiffbau Zeppelin of Germany. Both the zeppelin and Luftschiffbau Zeppelin Company were founded by Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin. Airships, blimps, and dirigibles are practically synonyms and are basic terms for any lighter than air craft that is powered and…

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    is a very well established and developed field of mathematics. It is well known that analytic proofs are very strict in nature and to prove anything in analysis requires a careful consideration of the behaviour and characteristics of the proposition on hand. Before analysis became as well founded as it is today, there was no standard of rigor for analytic proofs. So, many mathematicians gave analytic proofs that were heavily based on spatial and geometric intuition. Bolzano believed that relying…

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    Things have been quite busy the past month. I didn't realize that haven't sent an update since January 29th, so this update is a bit longer than usual. I'm not sure how much information you actually want on updates. This is not an exhaustive list, but probably more information than you actually want. " Oil o The oil presentation is very near completion. I can send you a preview now or we can wait until I have the oil numbers to finish it. " Oil labs were never ran by April. Daniel sent them…

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    Goal 1: Mason will improve his impulse control. • Mason was observed eating a snack when the QP arrived for the session. • Mason informed the QP representatives from the Make-A-Wish foundation was coming to interview at 6pm today and he was nervous because he doesn’t know if he will get his wishes. • Mason reported, “I wish to go to Disney World or to see Melissa McCarthy.” • Mason acknowledged, “I can take deep breathes and practice my responses before they come today.” • Mason accepted the…

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    Burden Of Proof Case Study

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    Burden of Proof: Beyond A Reasonable Doubt If one is studying law, one should be familiar with the burden of proof and how it may be confusing to understand what beyond reasonable doubt is in criminal cases. If not, burden of proof is where the duty is placed upon a party to prove or disprove a disputed fact, or simply which party bears this burden. In a criminal case, the burden of proof is placed on the prosecution to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt, which means the evidence presented…

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    What do you think are the most difficult types of claims for emotional damage to prove (types of lawsuits) and why? I think the most challenging type of tort is defamation of character because you have to prove actual harm. Elements of defamation involve a defamatory statement that is published to someone other than the plaintiff and the defendant. The plaintiff must prove that the defendant made such a statement and that they (the plaintiff) suffered as a result of the defamation such as loss…

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