Answer:
AGE should be 35
Step-by-step explanation:
same as DGB
1+1/x^2 when multiplied by x^2 we get: (x^2+1)/x^2.
60 + 70 = 130 (approx.)
Closer:
(60+70) + (3+1) = (130) + (4) = 134 (exact.)
Answer:
Not enough information to solve for one set of fractions that add to 35. See below.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let M and N be the 2 denominators.
We are told that both fractions have 1 as their numerator. That means our factions are:
1/M and 1/N
We are told that (1/M + 1/N) = 35
But without any more information, I don't see how this could be solved.
For example, if M = 0.1:
(1/M + 1/N) = 35
(1/0.1 + 1/N) = 35
(10 + 1/N) = 35
1/N = 25
N = 1/25
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(1/M + 1/N) = 35
(1/0.1 + 1/(1/25)) = 35
(10 + 25) = 35
But if M = 0.01,
(1/M + 1/N) = 35
(1/0.01 + 1/N) = 35
100 + 1/N = 35
1/N = -75
N = -(1/75)
Both are valid, as many (infinite) others.
Answer:
0.6 so maybe 6/10
Step-by-step explanation:
