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wakko101
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I was wondering if someone might be able to clarify the concept of "zero content" to me. I have the textbook definition:
Given a set Z, for any epsilon > 0, there are a finite # of rectangles such that 1) their union is a subset of Z and 2) their summed areas is less than epsilon.
But this seems very abstract to me...is there a more tangible way of explaining what zero content is?
Cheers,
W. =)
Given a set Z, for any epsilon > 0, there are a finite # of rectangles such that 1) their union is a subset of Z and 2) their summed areas is less than epsilon.
But this seems very abstract to me...is there a more tangible way of explaining what zero content is?
Cheers,
W. =)