Fist break up each number in the hundreds column add the tens and the ones then add the hundreds to the previous answer
closed dot is if the number is part of the solution so if it is equal to
and
use open if it is not part of solution as in if it is greater than or less than
so for your picture x greater or equal to -2 it would be a closed dot
Answer:
r = 16, q = 16√2
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a 45° 45° 90° triangle. In this type of triangle, the legs of said shape will be equal and the hypotenuse will be the leg length multiplied by √2.
Therefore, r = 16 and q = 16√2.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation: 32 * 6 = 192
so he has not enough stickers
Answer:
No, mn is not even if m and n are odd.
If m and n are odd, then mn is odd as well.
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Proof:
If m is odd, then it is in the form m = 2p+1, where p is some integer.
So if p = 0, then m = 1. If p = 1, then m = 3, and so on.
Similarly, if n is odd then n = 2q+1 for some integer q.
Multiply out m and n using the distribution rule
m*n = (2p+1)*(2q+1)
m*n = 2p(2q+1) + 1(2q+1)
m*n = 4pq+2p+2q+1
m*n = 2( 2pq+p+q) + 1
m*n = 2r + 1
note how I replaced the "2pq+p+q" portion with r. So I let r = 2pq+p+q, which is an integer.
The result 2r+1 is some other odd number as it fits the form 2*(integer)+1
Therefore, multiplying any two odd numbers will result in some other odd number.
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Examples:
- 3*5 = 15
- 7*9 = 63
- 11*15 = 165
- 9*3 = 27
So there is no way to have m*n be even if both m and n are odd.
The general rules are as follows
- odd * odd = odd
- even * odd = even
- even * even = even
The proof of the other two cases would follow a similar line of reasoning as shown above.
