An H-R diagram or known as "The Hertzsprung Diagram" is a graphical tool that astronomers use to classify stars according to their luminosity, spectral type, color, temperature, and evolutionary stage.
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<span>para capturar, el peon remueve diagonalmente un espacio(ver el diagrama). el peon nunca puede retroceder. ... si el peon alcanza el lado opuesto del tablero de ajedrez, tiene la capacidad única de promover a tres pieza de ajedrez. el peon puede convertirse en una reina, obispo, torre o caballero
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The term "liquidity" refers to how quickly money can be accessed or exchanged.
"Liquid" assets are those that flow freely. If a person or organization has certain amounts of cash on hand, those dollars are liquid and readily can be exchanged for assets or use to pay debts or make purchases. Liquid assets are investments or items that can quickly be exchanged for cash, converted into money that can be used to pay debts or make purchases.
As h(x) approaches 10+ the limit is given as 18.5
<h3>What is limit in mathematics?</h3>
The limit in mathematics has to do with the value that a function would approach as the input in the limit approaches a particular value.
It is when a function would be made to approach output at a particular input value. The concept is very important in calculus as well as analysis in mathematics. They help to define integrals, derivatives as well as continuities in mathematics.
<h3>How to solve for the limit</h3>
The x equation that we have in the question is given as
x = (10+n)
We are to find the limit of lim h(10+n)
This is as h tends towards 10.
h→10
When we go to the table we would observe what happens as 10 moves towards this value. In the given table we would have h as it tends towards 10. In the right hand side of this table we would see that as X is moving towards 10, the value changes to 18.5
Hence the answer to this question is 18.5
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