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Problem
Is 4.55 and 1.23456 a rational number
Solution
4.55 can be written as:
455/100 so then it could be a rational number
For the second number we have: 1.23456
And we can write this number as:
123456/100000
So then is also ratioanl
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Answer:
- the only possible value of x is 5
- the dimensions are 2 × 4 × 10
Step-by-step explanation:
The cubic equation ...
(x -3)(x -1)(x +5) = 80
has one real root: x = 5. Using that value for x, the dimensions become ...
length = 5 - 3 = 2
width = 5 - 1 = 4
height = 5 + 5 = 10
The dimensions are (length, width, height) = (2, 4, 10).
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We cannot tell the thrust of the problem, since it has only one solution. Perhaps you're supposed to write the cubic in standard form and use the <em>Rational Root theorem</em> to find <em>possible values of x</em>. That form can be found to be ...
(x -3)(x -1)(x +5) -80 = 0
x³ +x² -17x -65 = 0
Descartes' rule of signs tells you there is one positive real root. The rational root theorem tells you possible rational roots are factors of 65:
1, 5, 13, 65
We know that x must be greater than 3 (so all dimensions are positive). Thus <em>possible values of x are 5, 13, 65</em>, and we're pretty sure that 65 is way too large.
Answer:
71 1/4 pans of lasagna
Step-by-step explanation:
From the above question:.
4 cans of tomato sauce = 1 pan of lasagna
285 cans of tomato sauce = x
Cross Multiply
4x = 285 × 1
x = 285/4
x = 71 1/4 pans of lasagna
Violet could make 71 1/4 pans of lasagna