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vivado [14]
3 years ago
13

Suppose that 10 <

Mathematics
2 answers:
VikaD [51]3 years ago
6 0

Given inequality is 10^2 < n < 11^2

Now we have to find the possible values of n from the given choices.

To find that first we need to evaluate the given inequality for the value of n.

10^2 < n < 11^2

10*10 < n < 11*11

100 < n < 121

That means value of n can be any number between 100 and 121 but not 100 or 121.

From given choices only 120 belong to that category.

Hence choice B) 120 is the final answer.

Alinara [238K]3 years ago
4 0

The correct option is \boxed{\bf option B}.

Further explanation:  

In any inequality a where a,b\text{ and }c are the real numbers, the possible values for b are all the real numbers that lies between a and c.

Given:

The given inequality is 10^{2}.

Step 1:

First we evaluate the expression 10^{2} and 11^{2} to put the value in the inequality.

The value of the expression 10^{2} is calculated as follows:

\begin{aligned}10^{2}&=10\times10\\&=100\end{aligned}

The value of the expression 11^{2} is calculated as follows:

\begin{aligned}11^{2}&=11\times11\\&=121\end{aligned}  

Step 2:

Now substitute the value of the expression 10^{2} and 11^{2} in the given inequality.

\boxed{100

Step 3:

The given inequality is in the form of a where a,b\text{ and }c are the real numbers.

Compare: Given inequality with general inequality.

The possible values for n are all the real numbers that lie between  100\text{ and }121.

Step 4:

Check all the possible values that lie between 100\text{ and }121 from the given options.

The option A is 100 which is incorrect as 100 does not lie between 100\text{ and }121.

The option B is 120 which is correct as 120 lies between 100\text{ and }121.

The option C is 130 which is incorrect as 130 does not lie between 100\text{ and }121.

The option D is 140 which is incorrect as 140 does not lie between 100\text{ and }121.

Therefore, the value of n which satisfies the given inequality is \boxed{120} i.e., \boxed{\bf option B}

Learn more:  

1. A problem on simplification brainly.com/question/585147

2. A problem on division of algebraic expression brainly.com/question/365957

3. A problem on comparison brainly.com/question/120717

Answer details:

Grade: High school

Subject: Mathematics

Chapter: Inequality

Keywords: Inequality, real numbers, possible values, expressions, exponent, lies between, substitution, evaluation, variable, constant, natural number, dotted line.

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