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2 years ago

¿Los números decimales periódicos (puros o mixtos) son naturales? ¿Son enteros?

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Alexandra [31]2 years ago

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Answer:

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3 years ago

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3 years ago

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3 years ago

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3 years ago

When Belinda asked him to what pages his book was opened, he replied that the product of the facing pages was 87,912. To what pa

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Answer:

His book was opened at Page no.296 and Page no.297

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the page number of one page be x

Page number of page facing page no. x = x+1

We are given that the product of the facing pages was 87,912.

So, x(x+1)=87912

$x^2+x=87912$

$x^2+x-87912=0$

$x^2-296x+297x-87912=0$

$x(x-296)+297(x-296)=0$

(x+297)(x-296)=0

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Since Page no. cannot be negative

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