A rational number between the two given ones is -0.455, such that:
-0.45 > -0.455 > -0.46
<h3>How to find a rational number between the two given ones?</h3>
A rational number is any number that can be written as a quotient between two integer numbers.
Particularly, any number with a finite number of digits after the decimal point is also a rational number.
So to find a rational number between -0.45 and -0.46 we could se:
-0.455, such that:
-0.45 > -0.455 > -0.46
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Answer:
4.58258
Step-by-step explanation:
Pythagorean Theorem:
a² + b² = c²
Input:
2² + x² = 5²
Remember, c² is always the side opposite of the right angle...
4 + x² = 25
21 = x²
x = 4.58258
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Answer:
-4, -6, -3, -5, -1. The inequality solved for n is n ≥ -6.
Step-by-step explanation:
Substitute all the values in the equation.
n/2 ≥ -3
-10/2 ≥ -3
-5 is not ≥ -3.
n/2 ≥ -3
-7/2 ≥ -3
-3.5 is not ≥ -3.
n/2 ≥ -3
-4/2 ≥ -3
-2 is ≥ -3.
n/2 ≥ -3
-9/2 ≥ -3
-4.5 is not ≥ -3.
n/2 ≥ -3
-6/2 ≥ -3
-3 is ≥ -3.
n/2 ≥ -3
-3/2 ≥ -3
-1.5 is ≥ -3.
n/2 ≥ -3
-8/2 ≥ -3
-4 is not ≥ -3.
n/2 ≥ -3
-5/2 ≥ -3
-2.5 is ≥ -3.
n/2 ≥ -3
-2/2 ≥ -3
-1 is ≥ -3.
To solve the inequality n/2 ≥ -3 for n, do these steps.
n/2 ≥ -3
Multiply by 2.
n ≥ -6.
