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\(\dfrac{5}{8}+\dfrac{9}{8}=\dfrac{5+9}{8}=\dfrac{14}{8}=\dfrac{7}{3}\\ \dfrac{6}{7}-\dfrac{3}{7}=\dfrac{6-3}{7}=\dfrac{3}{7}\)
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(x+1).(1+1999)=4000
<=>(x+1).2000=4000
<=>x+1=4000/2000=2
<=>x=2-1=1
Answer:x=1
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Number of the male students is:
\(40-\left(40.\dfrac{2}{5}\right)=24\left(students\right)\)
Answer: 24 students.
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Number of the male student is:
\(50-\left(50.\dfrac{2}{5}\right)=30\left(students\right)\)
Answer: 30 students.
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A square have 4 right angles.
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m2+n2
= (m+n)2-2mn
= 112-2.9
=121-18
=103
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(a) 3x=243
And: 35= 243
=>x=5
(b) 5m=625
And: 54=625
=>m=4
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(123456)2 -123457 x 123455
= (123456)2 - (123456-1) x (123456+1)
=(123456)2 - (1234562-1)
=1
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m2-n2=64
<=>m2-n2=82
=> m= n+2
=> m=17; n=15
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5x+2y=19
=> x= 3;y=2
2x+5y=16
=>x=3;y=2
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a) (2x+3)2
= 4x2 + 12x +9
b) (x-2)3
= (x-2) (x2+2x+4)
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The volume is:
11.3.2=66(in3)
Answer: 66 in3
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The total number of candy John and Tom ia:15+31=46( candies)
Tom need to give to John so that each boy will have the same number of candies is:
31-46:2=8(candies)
Answer: 8 candies.
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We have : 5x-3y= z2 (x,y,z: integer)
=> x=2; y=2; z=4
Ok.
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S=1+2+3+...+50
=>S= (1+50):2 x 50
S= 51:2x50
S= 1275
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P= 1+2+3+...+500
<=>P= (1+500):2 x 500
P= 501:2 x 500
P= 125250
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35= 243
53= 125
103= 1000
222=484
3423= 40001688
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\(\dfrac{1}{z}=\dfrac{z}{9}\\ < =>1.9=z.z\\ < =>z^2=9\\ =>z=3orz=-3\)
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We have:
530= (53)10= 12510
350= (35)10= 24310
For: 12510<24310 (125<243)
=> 530 < 350
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We have:
2300= (23)100= 8100
3200= (32)100= 9100
For: 8100<9100
=> 2300 < 3200