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Leni [432]
3 years ago
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Insert 16 rational numbers between 2.1 and 2.2​

Mathematics
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andre [41]3 years ago
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Answer:

We will apply the formula of d=y- x/n+1

Let y be 2.2 and x be 2.1 and n= 16

Then 2.2-2.1/ 16+1

0.1/17

x+d= 2.1 + 0.1 = 2.2

x+2d= 2.1+2×0.1=2.3

x+3d= 2.1+3×0.1=2.4

x+4d= 2.1+4×0.1=2.5

x+5d=2.1+5×0.1=2.6

x+6d=2.1+6×0.1=2.7

x+7d=2.1+7×0.1=2.8

x+8d=2.1+8×0.1=2.9

x+9d=2.1+9×0.1=3

x+10d=2.1+10×0.1=3.1

x+11d=2.1+11×0.1=3.2

x+12d=2.1+12×0.1=3.3

×+13d=2.1+13×0.1=3.4

x+14d=2.1+14×0.1=3.5

x+15d=2.1+15×0.1=3.6

x+16d=2.1+16×0.1=3.7

Step-by-step explanation:

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