Theory:
The standard form of set-builder notation is <span>
{ x | “x satisfies a condition” } </span>
This set-builder notation can be read as “the set
of all x such that x (satisfies the condition)”.
For example, { x | x > 0 } is
equivalent to “the set of all x such that x is greater than 0”.
Solution:
In the problem, there are 2 conditions that must
be satisfied:
<span>1st: x must be a real number</span>
In the notation, this is written as “x ε R”.
Where ε means that x is “a member of” and R means “Real number”
<span>2nd: x is greater than or equal to 1</span>
This is written as “x ≥ 1”
Answer:
Combining the 2 conditions into the set-builder
notation:
<span>
X =
{ x | x ε R and x ≥ 1 } </span>
Exponential notation allows the representation of numbers in shorter form.
(2 x 2 x 2)(4x4x4) = 2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2
Definitely.
But the two numbers have to be 6 and zero.
Sorry if I'm wrong but I think the answer is B
Answer:
1/26 or 1 out of 26
Step-by-step explanation:
only 2 red tens
52 cards in a deck
2/52=1/26
