Answer:
The theorem here is essentially that
if a and 3 are disjoint sets with
exactly one element each, then their
union has exactly two elements. ...
Peano shows that it's not hard to
produce a useful set of axioms that
can prove 1+1=2 much more easily
than Whitehead and Russell do.
I think it would be 4.7A - C
541/2 square in I hope this helps
Answer:
Let the scores on the first two test be x
Let score for third test be 14 exceeds second( or first) = x + 14
Total = 233
x + x + (x + 14) = 233
3x + 14 = 233
3x = 219
x = 73
Score of the third test = x + 14 = 73 + 14 = 87
Therefore, the scores are 73, 73, 87
