Answers:
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Explanation:
7+6 = 13. Divide this over 5 to get 13/5 = 2 remainder 3. The quotient 2 is something we don't care about. <u>We only worry about the remainder</u>. Therefore 7+6 = 3 (mod 5)
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2+1 = 3 (mod 5) for similar reasoning as above. 3/5 = 0 remainder 3.
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20 = 9 (mod 11) since 20/11 = 1 remainder 9. Imagine you had 20 cookies and 11 friends. Each friend would get 1 whole cookie (quotient) and there could be 9 left over (remainder).
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35/11 = 3 remainder 2
Or you could use repeated subtraction like so to find the remainder
35-11 = 24
24-11 = 13
13-11 = 2
The last result (2) is smaller than 11, so we stop here and this is the remainder.
Therefore, 35 = 2 (mod 11)
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Here's another way to think of it. Consider you have $35 in your pocket. Let's say a store is selling trinkets for $11 each. We can pose these key questions:
- What is the most number of trinkets you can buy?
- If you buy that max amount, how much will you have left over?
The answer to the first question is 3 trinkets because 3*11 = 33 dollars is under the budget of $35. The amount left over is 35-33 = 2 dollars which is the remainder. It's not larger than 11, so we cannot buy any more trinkets at this point.
try 60 becasue 75/5 is 15 so I multiplyied 4x15 and got 60
Answer:
C) YQ = 8
Step-by-step explanation:
If WQ is 8 and XZ bisects this line, this means that YQ is also 8.
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Answer:
6, 8, and 10.
Step-by-step explanation:
You could work this out with the pythagorean theorem, by proving that 6^2, 36, plus 8^2, 64, equals 100. The fastest way, however, is to use pythagorean triples. These are predetermined sets of numbers that work as side lengths for right triangles. The first two are 3, 4, and 5, which form a right triangle, and 6, 8, and 10, shown here.
The solution would be x > 1 sorry if its wrong but hope it helps
