Answer:
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Inequality :
α1+(n−1)a−(⌊n÷m⌋×(a−b))≥x
The following is as far as I get:
α1+(n−1)a−(⌊n÷m⌋×(a−b))≥x
(n−1)a−(⌊n÷m⌋×(a−b))≥x−α1
n−1−(⌊n÷m⌋×(a−b))≥x−α1a
n−(⌊n÷m⌋×(a−b))≥x−α1a + 1
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
specify which shape's symmetry do you want
Answer:
The answer is 7600 because in order to reach negative coordinates you have to travel the length to 0 then down the scale to -1, -2, -3, and so on and vice versa to get to positive coordinates.
Hi there!
A line segment, hence its name, is basically a part of a line. It has two endpoints and does not continue forever in any directions.
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Simplify
f(x) = 3 + 11
Multiple
fx = 3x + 11
<span>Solving for variable 'f'.
Move all terms containing f to the left, all other terms to the right.
Divide each side by 'x'.
f = 11x-1 + 3
Simplifying
f = 11x-1 + 3
Reorder the terms:
f = 3 + 11x<span>-1</span></span>
