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like competition math: california has the state, and our school just got in last year, so im just reviewing a couple problems.

I haven't....

n=3; a=if(2^n%n==0 and (2^n-1)%(n-1)==0 and (2^n-2)%(n-2)==0, goto2, goto3);printa,n;n++;if(n<100000, goto1, discard=0;

n =4,  16,  65,536, (2^65,536) - This last number is way > 10^100.

So, there are only 3 such numbers and they all satisfy the conditions in the question. Example:2^16 =65,536.
65,536 mod 16=0. 65,536 - 1 mod (16 - 1) = 0. 65,536 -2 mod(16 - 2) =0.

You get into math counts state? congrats!

This is the same for me

Below is a visual on what you do on a hp Chromebook just as CuteDramione said

By sector, they mean part of a circle. Like taking a slice of pizza out of an entire circle pizza

A circle is 360 degrees... and the sector is 40 degrees.

what is 40 out of 360?

1/9, is 0.1111111111111111111111111... repeating

So about 11 percent

So I would say PURPLE is the closest

In order for ∠A to be the largest angle, It must be that the side formed by ∠A is the largest side. So...

But by the triangle inequality theorem,

So in order for ∠A to be the largest angle, it must be that   \(\frac53
 

The least possible value of  n - m  is  \(\frac92-\frac53\ =\ \frac{27}{6}-\frac{10}{6}\ =\ \boxed{\frac{17}{6}}\)

i meant 418, i accidentally wrote 480. and can you make it so a+b+c= 418? and yes, none of the integers can be more or equal to 180. and none of them can be the same.

i hope that made sense?

Thanks!

HAHAHAHA!!!!!....it looks like it....but....it was meant for you>>>>

Thus...it was an "indirect" "good job"......

Let x be the "feel good" hours

Then 8- x  must be the "tired" hours

And   

rate in  feel good hrs * feel good hrs  + rate in tired hrs * tired hrs  = total distance

20 * x  +    12 * (8 - x)  = 122     simplify

20x  + 96  - 12x  =  122

8x + 96  = 122     subtract 96 from both sides

8x  =  26       divide both sides by 8

x  = 26/8  =  13 / 4  hrs   of  "feel good"....LOL!!!

Good job  !!!!

I don't expect you to know this, but it comes in handy for problems lof this type

60 mph   =  88 ft sec   ....so.... divide both sides by 4  and we get that

15 mph  =  22 ft sec

So..in one minute.....he travels

22 * 60   = 

1320 ft  in one min