Marie states that any integer greater than 4 will always get an even number of factors.
This can be proven wrong by (for example) 12.
12 has these factors:
1 x 12
2 x 6
3 x 4
12 has an ODD number of factor pairs.
Another example is 28.
28:
1 x 28
2 x 14
4 x 7
28 has an odd number of factor pairs.
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So first you plug in (8,3) into their respective places, which makes it:
3= 5(8)-7
Solve
3 = 40-7
3 does not equal 33,
So the answer is no
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Answer:
Exact Form:
-45/14
Decimal Form: -3.21428571
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Mixed Number Form:
−
-3 3/14
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Answer:
a10=3,814.7
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the formula an = a1(r)^n-1 and solve.