<h3>Least Significant Digit Place (LSD)</h3>
The Least Significant Digit Place, or LSD, is the digit with the least value in a string of numbers.
In 0.1030, there are 4 different significant places. 0.<u>1030</u>
For 0.1030, the least valuable digit place is the 0.103<u>0</u>. This is because this numeral appears at the end of the string, and is the least valuable.
If PQ is 14, each segment, PR and RQ will be 7.
14 = PR + 7.
All it takes for a relation to be a function is for each possible first number of a pair there's only one possible second number.
So if any of the sets has two pairs with the same first number, that one's not a function.
The last one has (3,2) and (3,5) so isn't a function.
Answer: 164 students passed and 41 students failed.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of students be x
x students failed, but 4 times the failed students passed.
So 4x students passed and x students failed.
4x + x = 205
5x = 205
x = 205/5
x = 41
41 times 4 is 164 and 41 times 1 is 41.
So 164 students passed and 41 students failed
