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algol13
2 years ago
15

What is the value of x after these statements if the starting value of x is 3.

Mathematics
1 answer:
kolbaska11 [484]2 years ago
4 0
[A]
3^{2}=9
5^{3}=125
9\neq25

Ignore


[B]
3^{2} = 9
9 \ \textgreater \  3
Yes

3^{3}=27
4( 3^{2})=36

27 \ \textless \  36
Yes

Therefore
x=3+2=5


[C]
4^{5}=1024

 5^{4}=625

1024\ \textless \ 625
No

5^{5}=3125

 5^{5}=3125

3125\ \textgreater \ 3125
No

Ignore


[D]
5^{5}=3125

 2^{5}=32

3125\ \textgreater \ 32
Yes

5^{2}=25
25\ \textless \ 11
No

Therefore
x=5+8=13


[E]
8\ \textgreater \ 7
Yes

Therefore
x = 13^{2}=169
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