Examples of using Theorem in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Taylor Theorem.
What is the Infinite Monkey Theorem?
Whose theorem is it?
Who proved the theorem.
Assume the theorem is true for k= m{\displaystyle k=m}.
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Do you understand the theorem?
There's no theorem, no proof.
What's the Infinite Monkey Theorem?
With the solution to Fermat's Last Theorem, Wiles sealed an era in the history of mathematics.
An explanation of Bell's theorem.
He wrote his first completeness theorem in modal logic at the age of 17, and had it published a year later.
It's not too hard to prove this theorem.
Others say that the theorem is stronger.
Just a quick question on this proof theorem.
Newton used his theorem of revolving orbits in two ways to account for the apsidal precession of the Moon.
Singer published their theorem in 1963.
You will love this. He looks right at me and congratulates me on Spencer's Theorem.
You will be proving that theorem in no time.
I mean, calculus, trigonometry, and the real bad boy-- probability theorem.
You have got a case of the zero theorem heebie-jeebies.
And he proved the first threshold theorem, that shows if you add information and remove it to a signal, you can compute perfectly with an imperfect device.
One can conjecture' or'Fermat's last theorem'?
Since the 1960s, a voluminous literature on the Coase theorem and its various interpretations, proofs, and criticism has developed and continues to grow.
But that would contradict the Time Hierarchy Theorem.
As for the lottery, the skeptic continues to apply this theorem, but never indicates what should be the expected value or number of draws required.
So, we are probably tempted to use Green's theorem and why not?
The logic of Okishio's theorem is that cost savings in one sector pop up as lower input prices and higher profits elsewhere in the economy.
Your father should have assigned the zero theorem project to you.
The theorem, developed by Nobel laureate William Vickrey, shows that- given certain assumptions- all auctions can be expected to raise the same amount of cash for the seller.
With respect to the lottery, the skeptic proceeds to apply this theorem but never specifies what the expected value should be nor the amount of drawings required.