Math Proof HOMEWORK Explore the six different ways of prioritizing the variables
ID: 3153168 • Letter: M
Question
Math Proof HOMEWORK
Explore the six different ways of prioritizing the variables such as
a before m before c
which would mean a case with a smaller a is considered simpler (no matter how big the m and c),
a case with the same a but a smaller m is considered simpler (no matter how big the c)
a case with the same a and m and a smaller c is considered simpler.
For which of the six systems of priorities do ONLY simpler cases occur on the right hand side?
For each system that doesn't work...explain what might go wrong.