Think of the SS numbers as being a collection of digits. If any of the digits (say the first one for example) are 8 then all the remaining digits can be anything but 8, meaning there are 9 choices for each remaining digit. This effectively becomes an 8 digit number with the constraint that there can only be 9 choices for a digit. This means for the first digit being 8 we have 9⁸ remaining possible numbers. Since we will do this for each of the remaining digits (they each get to be 8 then we count their 9⁸ configurations) we end up with 9(9⁸) or 9⁹≈3.8742E8
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see below
Step-by-step explanation:
1st pic: m>-64
2nd pic: x≤
3rd : x>-1.4, use the 4th arrow for this (not filled in circle starts at -1.4)
4th: z>1.25 use 4th arrow again
5th: p ≥ 4 use the 2nd arrow
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Answer:
x = −4 and x = 4
Step-by-step explanation:
4x² = 64
Lets get x² on its own. To do this we divide each sides by 4:
x² = 16
Now to get just x, we need to square root this answer:
√x² = √16
x = √16
x = 4
But this can be ±4 as it -4 and 4 squared both give 16.
So your answer is x = −4 and x = 4
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