Part of the question is missing
The number of children who have dogs is ten times more than the number of children who have a rabbit.
Forty-thousand, five-hundred eighty-three.
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Answer:</h2>
<u>- Real and rational number</u>.
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Step-by-step explanation:</h2>
<em>It's a rational number because it can be represented by the integer of integer numbers. It's also a real number because rational numbers belong to the real set of numbers and the number doesn't contain an imaginary component (i).</em>
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<em>It's not a natural or whole number because it can't be used to count or order things.</em>
<em>It's not an integer because it can't eb written without using a fractional component.</em>
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Answer:
we are looking for F
but in the question it stated that f(n) and at the end it also stated that f(1) so n=1
Step-by-step explanation:
we are using BODMAS
f(n-1)+1
f(1-1)+1=0+1
f=1
