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Sonja [21]
3 years ago
11

13(10 + 2) could be used to simplify which of the following problems?

Mathematics
1 answer:
Veseljchak [2.6K]3 years ago
6 0
Well first you need to show the rest of the problems before i can truely help you sorry.
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  • <u><em>32 days</em></u>

Explanation:

Simulate (build a table) the growing of the number of pennies for some nights to figure out the pattern:

First night:          1 penny = 2⁰

Second night:    1 × 2 pennies = 2¹

Third night:        2 × 2 = 2²

Fourth nigth:      2² × 2 = 2³

nth night:           2ⁿ⁻¹

You want 2ⁿ⁻¹ ≥ 2,000,000,000

Which you solve in this way:

  • 2ⁿ⁻¹  ≥ 2,000,000,000

  • 2ⁿ⁻¹ ≥ 2,000,000,000

  • n-1 log (2)  ≥ log (2,000,000,000)

  • n - 1  ≥ log (2,000,000,000) / log (2)

  • n - 1 ≥ 30.9

  • n ≥ 31.9

Since n is number of days, it is an integer number, so n ≥ 32.

Hence, she will have a total of more than $ 2 billion after 32 days.

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The correct answer is:  [B]:  "4 " .
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Explanation: 
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Refer to the table (provided within the actual question).

Note that the "inputs" ; or "x-values" ; are all listed in "chronological order" ; and are all "one (1) unit apart. and range from:  "x = -3"  to "x = 3" .

When "x = 0" ; the "output" ; or "f(x)"  is "1/4" . 
When "x = 1"  ; the "output" ; or "f(x)" is:  "1" .
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So; the ratio of these two "outputs"  is:  "¼ : 1"  ; or, write as:
  " (¼) / 1 " ;   and note that:  " (¼) / 1 =  (¼) ÷ 1 = ¼.

However; note that: "1/4" ; or  "1:4" is NOT among the [answer choices given].

However, the ratio of the 2 (two) corresponding "outputs"; chronologically,
going from when "x = 1" ; to "x = 0" ;  is:  "1 : ¼" ; or;  write as:  "1 / (¼)" ; 

And note that:  "1 / (¼)"  =  " 1 ÷ (¼) " = 1 * (4/1) = 1 * 4 = "4" .

This corresponds to:  Answer choice: [B]:  "4<span>" .
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When x = 3;  the "output" is:  "16" .

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When x = 2;  the "output" is:  "4" .

When x = 1;   the "output" is:  "1" .

The ratio:  "4/1  = ?  4 ? " ;    →  Yes!
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When x = 1;  the "output" is:  "1" .

When x = 0; the "output" is:  "(¼)" .

The ratio:  "1 / (¼)  = ?  4 ? " ;  

   →  "1 / (¼)"  =  " 1 ÷ (¼) " = 1 * (4/1) = 1 * 4 = "4" . YES!
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When  x = 0; the "output" is:  "(¼)" .

When  x = -1; the "output" is:  "(¹/₁₆)" .

The ratio:  "(¼) / (¹/₁₆)  = ?  4 " ? ;  
  
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When  x = -1; the "output" is:  "(¹/₁₆)" .

When  x = -2; the "output" is:  "(¹/₆₄)" .

The ratio:  "(¹/₁₆) / (¹/₆₄)  = ?  4 " ? ;  
  
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When  x = -2; the "output" is:  "(¹/₆₄)" .

When  x = -3; the "output" is:  "(¹/₂₅₆)" ,

The ratio:  "(¹/₆₄)/(¹/₂₅₆)  = ?  4 " ? ;  
  
 → "(¹/₆₄) / (¹/₂₅₆)"  ;
 
       =   " (¹/₆₄) ÷ (¹/₂₅₆)" = " (¹/₆₄) * (²⁵⁶/₁) " = (1*256) / (64*1) = 256/164  =  "4 " . Yes!
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  → So; as calculated; the ratio is:  "4" ;  which is:
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