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Simple Math Homework Template

This document contains homework assignments related to set functions and properties of sets, specifically focusing on countably additive functions within a σ-algebra. It includes proofs and problems that explore set relationships and mathematical notation. The document is structured into sections with various problems to solve, but some sections are incomplete or contain placeholder text.

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Simple Math Homework Template

This document contains homework assignments related to set functions and properties of sets, specifically focusing on countably additive functions within a σ-algebra. It includes proofs and problems that explore set relationships and mathematical notation. The document is structured into sections with various problems to solve, but some sections are incomplete or contain placeholder text.

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Homework 1

Your Name
March 31, 2025

Section 2.1
Let m : A → [0, ∞) be a set function where A is a σ-algebra. Assume m is
countably additive over countable disjoint collections of sets in A.

Problem 1
Given sets A, B, and C, if A ⊂ B and B ⊂ C, then A ⊂ C.
Proof. Other symbols you can use for set notation are
• A ⊃ B ⊇ C ⊂ D ⊆ E. Also ∅vs∅
• ∪ and ∪∞
k=1 Ek

• ∩ and ∩x∈N { √1
3 x}

n
•
S T T
and and
k=0

• most Greek letters σπθλi eiπ


R2
• 0 ln(2)x2 sin(x)dx
• ≤<≥>≠=

If you want centered math on its own line, you can use a slash and square
bracket.
(∞ ∞
)
X [
l(Ik ) : A ⊆ {Ik }
k=1 k=1

The left and right commands make the brackets get as big as we need them to
be.

1
Problem 2
Given...

Proof. Let ϵ > 0. If you have a shorter statement that you still want centered,
use two $$ on either side.
∃ some δ > 0 | ...

Problem 3
Proof.

Section 2.2
Problem 6
Blah

Problem 7
Blah

Problem 10
Blah

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