Answer:
well NPR. says that it can be a simple number or a infinity number by fornitegod
"<span>The sum of the squares of the digits is 26"
</span>10t + u = 26 ---->(1)
<span>"If the number is decreased by the number with its digits reversed, the result is 36"
u - 10t =36 -----> (2)
By subtracting the equation we can find t.
</span> u+10t = 26)<span>
-(u-10t=36)</span>
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0u +20t = 26 -36
---> 20t = -10
t= -10/20
t= -1/2
Inserting value t in (1)
10t + u = 26
10(-1/2) + u= 26
-5+u=26
u= 26+5 = 31
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Using u and t in the original expression 10t+u express a positive number
10t+u
= 10(-1/2) +u
= -5 + 31
= 26
----> Proves this statement is true
</span>"The sum of the squares of the digits is 26"
10t + u = 26 <span>
</span>
Simplified
2/5x-5-1/3
2 x -5 - 1/3
5
-10/5 - 1/3
-2 - 1/3
-7/3
The answer is C. (2,-2) u just search it up online and there are million answers
Answer:
(1) The ratio of number of $5-bill to number of $10-bill is: 1/4;
(2) The ratio of number of the $5-bill to number of $10-bill is: x/ [(72-x)/2] in which x is the number of $5-bill and x must be either 0 or an even positive integral ( as their is insufficient information given, there can be many ratios that suit into the given information as long as the condition on x is met).
Step-by-step explanation:
(1) Denote x is the number of $5 bill and y is the number of $10 bill, in which x and y should be >= 0 and is an integral number.
We have (x+y) / (5x + 10y) = 1/9 <=> 9x + 9y = 5x + 10y <=> 4x = y <=> x/y =1/4 .
(2) Denote x is the number of $5 bill, y is the number of $10 bill.
We have: 5x + 10y = 360 <=> x = [ 360 - 10y ] /5 <=> x = 72 - 2y <=> y = (72 - x)/2 => x/y = x/[(72-x)/2] in which x must be must be either 0 or an even positive integral so that y can be identified in order to match with the given information .
