1-8=-7
-(8-1)=-7
5.5*2=11
33*(1/3)=11
11*1=11
3 044 100
The three is followed by 6 digits so that means it is 3 million
The next 3 digits are 044 so that is 44 thousand
lastly there is 100
so the number is
3 million, 44 thousand, 100
I have fixed a careless error. Thanks for bringing my attention to it Alan
2/2=1
2+1=3
Where is the rest of the question?
The slope is 3
Y = 3x+5
Y' (Derivitive) = 3
Balance - $50,000,000
Price of house - 4,888,000
50,000,000 - 4,888,000 = 45,112,000
New balance - $45,112,000
Though, If your question was how many houses can I buy:
50,000,000 / 4,888,000 = 10.229
So you can buy 10 houses and you have leftover.
3(2x+4)+8=50
6x+12+8=50
6x+20=50
6x=50-20
6x=30
x=30/6
x=5
You can't rearrange this to get an explicit expression for x in terms of y.
For a given value of y there are an infinite number of possible values for x. If you know the range in which you want x to be, then you could use a numerical (or graphical) method to find it.
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Thisis known as a "permutation" It means we are choosing 2 things from a set of "n" things.....and the order of these things matter
For instance, suppose we have the set {1, 2, 3}
So, the possible sets are
{1, 2} {2,1} {1,3} (3,1} {2,3} and {3,2}
This is in contrast to a "combination" where the order within the setsi is irrelevant....so {1,2} and {2,1} are the same things in a combination.
5√1024 = 4
The first one is, perhaps, more complicated than necessary:
$$\lim_{x\rightarrow 0}(\cot x - \frac{1}{x})$$
$$\lim_{x \rightarrow 0}(\frac{\cos x}{\sin x}-\frac{1}{x})$$
As x → 0, cos x → 1 and sin x → x, so we get:
$$\lim_{x \rightarrow 0}(\frac{1}{x} - \frac{1}{x})=\lim_{x \rightarrow 0}(0) = 0$$
The second one is ok.
This is related to something known as rhe "Twin Prime Conjecture." It is theorized rhat these "twin primes" along the number line are endless (but occurring less frequently as we move away from 0), but this has not been definitively proved - as far as I know.
Also this
(8 - 1) * (-1)
72 * 0.36 = 25.92
0.375
Hope I helped
3/5 of the club = 39
Therefore
5/3 (39) = all the club members = 5 (13) = 65 members
log'base 2' x + 4log 'base x' 2 =5 use the change of base rule
logx / log 2 + 4(log 2)/logx = 5 get a common denominator and simplify
(logx)^2 + 4(log2)^2 = 5log2logx rearrange
(logx)^2 - 5log2logx + 4(log2)^2 = 0 factor
(log x - 4log2)(logx -log2) = 0 set each factor to 0
logx = 4log2 or logx = log2
x = 104log2 or x = 2
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Integrate directly using integration by parts:
k = 12 is just one possibility, so it's more accurate to say that x4ln(x)/4 - x4/16 + 12 is an antiderivative rather than the antiderivative.
Notice that Melody is correct to suggest the sign of the second term in the original question is wrong.
