Hi everyone do anyone know what is 5+5 equal too thank you so much
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Suppose first that is a normal subgroup. Then by definition we must have for all
,
for every
. Let
and choose
(
). By hypothesis we have
, i.e.
for some
, thus
. So we have
. You can prove
in the same way.
Suppose for all
. Let
, we have to prove
for every
. So, let
. We have that
for some
(by the hypothesis). hence we have
. Because
was chosen arbitrarily we have the desired
.
<u>Answer:</u>
0.0005 oz
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Usually, the greatest number that is allowed for approximation, assuming that the number itself is obtained by approximation, is the greatest possible error of it.
It is normally half the place value of the last digit in a number.
Like here we have oz which is equal to
oz. The last digit is 5 which is at the thousandth place (0.001) so the greatest possible error for this would be its half.
= 0.0005 oz