Graham’s number is an immense number that arises as an upper bound on the answer of a problem in the mathematical field of Ramsey theory.
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Getting rid of the fraction will make the rest of the equation easier to solve.
→ A = (1/2)bh
→ 2 × A = 2 × (1/2)bh
⇒ 2A = bh
To solve for b, divide both sides by h:
2A/h = b
So, b = (2A)/h.
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Answer:
a) Linear
b) Linear
c) Linear
d) Neither
See explanation below.
Step-by-step explanation:
a) 
For this case the differential equation have the following general form:

Where
and
and since n>1 we can see that is a linear differential equation.
b) 
We can rewrite the following equation on this way:

For this case the differential equation have the following general form:

Where
and
and since n=0 we can see that is a linear differential equation.
c) 
For this case we can write the differential equation on this way:

For this case the differential equation have the following general form:

Where
and
and since n=0 we can see that is a linear differential equation.
d) 
For this case we can't express the differential equation in terms:

So the is not linear, and since we can separate the variables in order to integrate is not separable. So then the answer for this one is neither.
Answer:
decimal , fractional
Step-by-step explanation:
910/9
decimal 101.1
if mixed numbered 101 1/9