By definition we have an integer number given by:
An integer is an element of the numeric set that contains the natural numbers {N} = {1,2,3,4, ...}, its opposite and zero.
On the number line we find the negative numbers to the left of the zero and to its right the positive numbers.
We have then, according to the definition, that the following are whole numbers:
-527, 1
Answer:
B = {x | x is an integer}
-527 ∈ B
1 ∈ B
option D
If you meant “112” years the answer is $6,839.28, if you actually meant 112112 the answer is $6,846,119.28
Answer:
x= -11/4 is a maximum.
Step-by-step explanation:
Remember that a function has its critical points where the derivative equal zero. Therefore we need to compute the derivative of this function and find the points where the derivative is zero. Using the chain rule and the product rule we get that
And then we get that if 
then 
. So it has a critical point at .
Now, if the second derivative evaluated at that point is less than 0 then the point is a maximum and if is greater than zero the point is a minimum.
Since
x= -11/4 is a maximum.
Random numbers for a simulation might come from
1) a table of random numbers
2) a computer random number generator, such as ones available in many spreadsheet programs
3) digitizing the noise of the Universe. Such random numbers are available on some web sites.
