2.6 rounds to 3, and 0.33 would round to 0.50. Adding 3 and 0.50 together would equal to 3.50. 59 and 3.50 are no where near to each other which concludes Minh is incorrect.
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Here's a photo of the diagram
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Plot[-1 + 3^Surd[x, 3], {x, -20, 28}]
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i think its b
Step-by-step explanation:
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The answer is choice 2 and 3, that is "The quotient has a final decimal and the whole number is less than 11".
Step-by-step explanation:
The product of a ratio: amount (r) over other(s) (variance from 0) becomes mandatory to note this quotient and in the following case Thus q is = 0.0882352941.

It wasn't a repeating decimal, however a final decimal, so it's got an end.
Its quotient may be less than 11 in total.
Numbers of W = {0,1,2, ...} and 0 < 11 are provided for this entire series of data therefore It's real .