No (4,11) it’s a solution of the system
Great question. The answer is N-1.
Think about doing long division. We append a 0, get another digit in the quotient, multiply and subtract to get a remainder. We can assume that remainder is not zero because then we wouldn't have a repeating decimal. At each step the remainder has to be less than N, because we're dividing by N.
So there are N-1 possibilities for the remainder. On the off chance we generate N-1 digits and N-1 remainders and none repeat, we know the next one will repeat, because we've already generated all the possible remainders.
So the largest size of the repeating portion is N-1. This maximum happens first for 1/7.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
B looks like it would work.
You add speeds * time when you are travelling in opposite directions.
I don't know why you would add or subtract 1 as in A and C
120 * t = 540
t = 540/120
t = 4.5 hours.
So after 4.5 hours they are 540 miles apart.
60x25%
25%=0.25
So, 60x0.25=15
The answer is 15
