F(-11/5)=5(-11/5)+6
f(-11/5) = -11+6
<span>f(-11/5) = -5
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Do you think it could be 'rho' (density)? Like the thing you use for calculating pressure in fluids?
...or maybe it's just a fancy P.
Answer:
C. 6.25
Step-by-step explanation:
6 is a whole number while 1/4 is translated into .25 as a decimal
Answer:
the explanation is given below.
Step-by-step explanation:
- Here what is applied is assumption of range of values of number from say 1 - 100
- In total, i stopped at 100 on the dot.
from this, the lowest number is 1 and the highest number is 100
- hence the range of the numbers = Difference between Highest and Lowest
- range = 100 - 1 = 99, the 99 gotten as the range is indicative that a number has been missing.
- In order to make up the 100, an integer is added to the difference = 99, i.e 99 is added to 1 to make up the 100.
- Furthermore, if 0 is exclusively out when numbers are counted up 100 with 0 inclusive, in such case, the first and last number are excluded from the counting. as such the integers will be {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20.........., 99} since both 0 and 100 are not included.
- Here, if we try to get the range = highest - lowest = 99 - 1 = 98, it implies that to make up the 99, an integer is added to the result of the difference = 98+1 = 99
- As such, the number of integers between two numbers is the difference between the highest and the lowest number plus 1 i.e highest - lowest + 1 = y - x +1 = (the floor of y) - ( the ceiling of x) + 1
No it doesn’t. This is because if you have a negative number and multiply it by itself 3 times, you’ll still have a negative number (-1 times -1 times -1 is still -1). On the other hand, if you take a negative number and multiply it by itself twice (-1 times -1) you’ll have the answer that is positive (1).
