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Grabfood $8 Promo Code
It seems Grabfood is aggressively fighting for market share, giving very generous $8 Promo Code currently: 8TASTY. New users of Grabfood can use the Promo Code 8TASTY twice. The current delivery charges are $3-$5 depending on surge. That means you can … Continue reading
Free Entry into Science Centre (In Conversation with … John Edmark)
Students interested in the fusion of math, science and art may be interested to attend this wonderful event. Note: Pre-registration is needed for your free entry into the Science centre. URL: http://www.science.edu.sg/events/Pages/EventDetail.aspx?ID=1251@event?ID=1251 24 March 2018 10:30 – 12:00 Location: Maxwell Auditorium The … Continue reading
Singapore Math Free Resources for Homeschool
Singapore Math is a popular resource for homeschooling children in the United States and many countries. Due to its challenging questions and unique methodology, Singapore Math prepares children for real math at higher levels. We have curated some of the … Continue reading
Free Math Public Lecture at National Library
Interested students may want to attend. It is at the National Library, on 14th December 2017. The Liar Game: Truths & Proofs from Euclid to Turing Ng Kong Beng Public Lecture Series Mark Wildon, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK … Continue reading
f integrable implies set where f is infinite is measure zero
Let be a measure space. Let be a measurable function. Suppose that . (a) Show that the set is of -measure 0. (Intuitively, this is quite obvious, but we need to prove it rigorously.) (b) Show that the set is … Continue reading