3 years ago

Is 10% of 10% of 100 the same as 20% of 100

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No it is not because <span>0% of 10% of 100 which can be written like </span>10%(10%100) = 1 while 20% of 100 is 20

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<h3>How to get the other addend?</h3>

We know that the sum of two polynomials is:

$8d^5 - 3c^3d^2 + 5c^2d^3 - 4cd^4 + 9$

One of the addends is:

$2d^5 - c^3d^2 + 8cd^4 + 1$

To get the other addend, we can subtract the given addend to the sum:

$8d^5 - 3c^3d^2 + 5c^2d^3 - 4cd^4 + 9 - (2d^5 - c^3d^2 + 8cd^4 + 1)\\\\6d^5 - 2c^3d^2 + 5c^2d^3 - 12cd^4 - 8$

Then we can conclude that the other addend is:

$6d^5 - 2c^3d^2 + 5c^2d^3 - 12cd^4 - 8$

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