Answer:
I am not smart enough for that one
Step-by-step explanation:
because I am just built the same as you all
Simplifying
9 + -2x = 35
Solving
9 + -2x = 35
Solving for variable 'x'.
Move all terms containing x to the left, all other terms to the right.
Add '-9' to each side of the equation.
9 + -9 + -2x = 35 + -9
Combine like terms: 9 + -9 = 0
0 + -2x = 35 + -9
-2x = 35 + -9
Combine like terms: 35 + -9 = 26
-2x = 26
Divide each side by '-2'.
x = -13
Simplifying
x = -13
Answer:
Mean: 5
Median: 5
Mode: 2
Range: 7
Step-by-step explanation:
We find the mean by adding all the numbers together to get 45. Then we divide the 45 by the amount of numbers in the set, for this one it is 9. 45 divided by 9 equals 5.
To find the median we put the numbers in the set in order from least to greatest. Next, we find the middle number. median=5
To find the mode we find the number repeated the most. In this set the number that repeats the most is 2.
Range is found by subtracting the largest number and the smallest number. 9-2=7
Answer: Her e-mail password is 
Step-by-step explanation:
You know that a part of Rivka's e-mail password is formed by the last four digits of her telephone number.
The exercise gives you the last four digits of Rivka's telephone number:
Now, in order to find the other numbers, you need to descompose into its prime factors. Then:
Therefore, based on this, you can determine that her e-mail password is:
Step-by-step explanation:
This is actually a very old riddle, but it is two guards and two doors life death .
So let's apply the same logic to this one.
You only meet one villager and you don't know if he is one of the ones who only tells the truth or always lies, to answer this riddle, the question is actually to an hypothetical third party, another villager, not present, this is a little convoluted so bear with me:
(Pointing to one of the roads): If I asked another villager if this road would lead me to the ruins, would he be correct?
If the villager is a truth one, the true-villager, would tell you that the liar-villager would say no (thus leading you to the jungle).
- Let's analyze this one, so the villager always tells the truth, and you happen to be pointing to the right direction (ruins), he is answering, that if you would ask another villager whether that is the correct road, that villager would say yes, since you are pointing at the right direction, a liar would tell you no, because the liar would point you to the other road as the correct (jungle), so the true-villager will say no
- If you happen to be pointing to the wrong direction (jungle), he is answering, that if you would ask another villager whether that is the correct road, that villager would say yes, since you are pointing at the wrong direction, the truth-villager would tell you no, because the liar would point you to the wrong road as the correct (jungle), so the villager will say no
Therefore, no matter what villager you run into, the question will always lead you to the jungle, and therefore you pick the other road.
