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Finding the factorial for the first few numbers, we have:
1!=1
2!=2
3!=6
4!=24
5!=120
6!=720
7!=720*7
8!=720*56
What we can see as a clear pattern from 5! and on is that our number ends with a 0, making the units digit 0. Therefore, when we add the units digit of 5! and on, we have a result of 0. So, we can simply add the units digits of 1!, 2!, 3!, and 4!, which is 1+2+6+4=13. Since the units digit is the last number, we can drop the tens place to get an answer of 3.
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Answer:
-16 > n or n < -16
Step-by-step explanation:
First, we can write the inequality and distribute.
-6n-12 > 3(-n+12)
-6n-12 > -3n+36
Get rid of a variable first (it makes solving a lot easier). We can add 6n to both sides.
-6n-12 > -3n+36
<u>+6n +6n</u>
-12 > 3n+36
Now, we can subtract 36 on both sides.
-12 > 3n+36
<u>-36 -36</u>
-48 > 3n
Divide by 3 on both sides.
-48 > 3n
<u>/3 /3</u>
-16 > n or (if it's easier) n < -16
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M+15=65 could this be the answer you are possibly looking for? if the m is Mai's savings "increased by 15" would simply be adding 15 and it would be equal to 65
It is on the ten thousands value
