... be explored in other ways of knowing. In history, "the study of the past," historians do not use mathematical equations and explanations, but rather their own method to rigorously prove facts of the past, such as using evidence and various perspectives (Lagemaat 189). Therefore, this essay explores the extent to which rigorous proofs can be achieved ... is either rational, irrational, an integer, whole, or a natural number. However, the reverse does not apply and would not be valid. In addition, mathematics has an inductive reasoning component, which is "reasoning from particular to gener...

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... members are involved and are fully aware of the process and progress of the project. This collaboration was accomplished through postings to the discussion board and recorded chat sessions. This method allowed group members to express their ideas, debate the topics; and it provided a record for those members unable to join us in chat, due to time constraints, to see where ... perception, and are laden with probability and risk averse errors. Group decisions can be either less or more effective than those made by individuals. When problems can be separated into component parts, the skill...

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