Answer:
27 < 5*n +7
n<4
Step-by-step explanation:
Twenty-seven is smaller than five times a number increased by seven
Increase means add
27 < 5*n +7
Subtract 7 from each side
27-7 <5n+7-7
20 < 5n
Divide by 5
20/5 < 5n/5
4 <n
Answer:
Irrational
Step-by-step explanation:
The number is called an irrational number.
These numbers have some distinct properties. The number of numbers after the decimal point is infinite. What this means is that it does not terminate. It keeps on repeating.
Also, these numbers cannot be represented as a ratio of two integers i.e two whole numbers. This is because they keep on going without termination.
Lastly is that these numbers do not repeat after decimal. What I mean by this is that they do not keep repeating a particular number after the decimal point. For example in cases like 2.33333; these are infinite too, but they can be represented by the ratio of two whole numbers and in such cases, they are not irrational in their own respect
<span> i'm going to be slightly extra careful in showing each step. specific, ln [n / (n+a million) ]= ln n - ln(n+a million). So, we've sum(n=a million to infinity) ln [n / (n+a million) ] = lim(ok--> infinity) sum(n=a million to ok) ln [n / (n+a million) ] = lim(ok--> infinity) sum(n=a million to ok) [ln n - ln(n+a million)] = lim(ok--> infinity) (ln a million - ln 2) + (ln 2 - ln 3) + ... + (ln ok - ln(ok+a million)) = lim(ok--> infinity) (ln a million - ln(ok+a million)), for the reason that fairly much all the words cancel one yet another. Now, ln a million = 0 and lim(ok--> infinity) ln(ok+a million) is countless. So, the sum diverges to -infinity. IM NOT COMPLETELY SURE
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Add 16.7m 4 times that should be the correct answer if not sorry
The answer to the problem is B.
