None of these options seem to be correct. You can check each result by differentiation:
But none of these are equivalent to 
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Answer:
<h2>n < 43</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
n + 19 < 62 <em>subtract 19 from both sides</em>
n + 19 - 19 < 62 - 19
n < 43
Answer:
The answer is 20
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that f(2)=1/5
And f(n+1)=f(n)*10
Let's start from n=2
f(2+1)=f(2)*10
f(3)=(1/5)*10
f(3)=2
Now let's take n=3
f(3+1)=f(3)*10
f(4)=2*10
f(4)=20
Answer:
To represent parts of whole numbers, we use fractions.
So if 4 kids are sharing 3 cookies, what happens?
First, we divide one cookie into four equal parts, and give one part to each kid. Then we do the same with the second cookie, and then with the third one.
In the end, each kid will have three pieces. Each piece is a whole cookie divided into four equal parts.
So we represent this amount as
3 (Number of parts) & 4 (How many equal parts the whole is divided into)
3
4
as a fraction
A fraction is made of two numbers :
Simple pythagorus theorem with the equation a^2=b^2+c^2
To find AC, (2^2)+(3^2)=4+9=13
AC=the square root of 13
