Answer:
for(j = n; j > 0; j--)
System.out.print(\"*\");
Step-by-step explanation:
-A for loop is a repetition control structure.
-It allows the efficiency to write a loop that would otherwise be written a couple of times.
-The output is a single line comprising n asterisks,
-The number of asterisks printed will be equivalent to the n-value declared.
You should probably define what makes a car "nice", and also quantify the "too much money".
Qualitative words are often not welcomed in maths/science in general, because people can disagree on their meaning.
So, for example, if you change the sentence into
"A report states that 32% of New Jersey residents think that mercedes cars cost 30% more than they should"
Then everything would be "fixed", and there is no ambiguity anymore
The appropriate choice is ...
A. always
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For lines, the property of being parallel is transitive. A||B and B||C means A||C.
Let us assume the first number = x
Then the second number = 5x -2
The third number = x + 4
The total number that needs to be divided into three parts is 219
Then we can write the equation as
x + 5x - 2 + x + 4 = 219
7x + 2 = 219
7x = 219 - 2
7x = 217
x = 217/7
= 31
Then
First number = 31
Second number = 5x - 2
= (5 * 31) - 2
= 155 -2
= 153
Third number = x + 4
= 31 + 4
= 35
So the three numbers are 31, 153 and 35.
