Based on the definition of integers, ordering them would depend on if they are negative, positive, or have a zero value.
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Integers are whole numbers such as 1, 15, and 55. There are no decimals and they do not come in the form of fractions.
Integers can be negative or positive. Positive integers are always higher than negative integers. For instance, 1 is more than -500,000.
If both integers are negative, the larger looking number is considered smaller. For instance, -5 is more than -55. For positive integers, this is the reverse with larger looking numbers being larger.
An example of the correct order of intergers based on this dataset (1, 52, -800, 86, 5, and -4) is:
= -800, -4, 1, 5, 52, 86
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If y = √(2x + 1), then differentiating both sides implicitly with respect to t gives
dy/dt = 1/2 • 1/√(2x + 1) • 2 • dx/dt = 1/√(2x + 1) • dx/dt
(a) If dx/dt = 9 and x = 4, then
dy/dt = 1/√(2•4 + 1) • 9
dy/dt = 1/√(8 + 1) • 9
dy/dt = 1/√9 • 9
dy/dt = 9/3
dy/dt = 3
(b) If dy/dt = 3 and x = 40, then
3 = 1/√(2•40 + 1) • dx/dt
3 = 1/√(80 + 1) • dx/dt
3 = 1/√81 • dx/dt
3 = 1/9 • dx/dt
dx/dt = 27
Only one triangle is able to be drawn with those measurements and angle
1157/500 is as simple it can be as a fraction .
