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    What Is the Correct Calculation for 643 + 364 Using Defined Functions?

    alright, I think I have found the way to solve it Let take 643 + 364 = 463 + 634 I got the answer by performing this: (\frac {(24)(24)}{(18)(16)} + \frac {9}{18})+8 = \frac {21}{2} Notice that first 2 term 6 x 4 = 4 x 6 = 24 final 2 term 6 x 3 = 18 and 4 x 4 = 16...
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    What Is the Correct Calculation for 643 + 364 Using Defined Functions?

    Is the question not giving enough information to be solved?
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    What Is the Correct Calculation for 643 + 364 Using Defined Functions?

    This is the source of this problem: https://brilliant.org/practice/sat-newly-defined-functions/?p=4
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    What Is the Correct Calculation for 643 + 364 Using Defined Functions?

    Homework Statement For positive integers m, k, and n , let mkn be defined as mkn = kmn , where k\frac {m}{n} is a mixed fraction. What is the value of 643 + 364 ? Homework Equations I attempt the other few similar questions where the solution are as follow 832 + 382 = \frac {169}{24} 641 +...
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    Find |S|: How to Calculate Sum of Integer Values of n

    I think I got it by completing the square. it will becomes \frac {(n+6)^2 - 79}{n+6} Since 79 is prime number, Solving n + 6 = ± 1 and n + 6 = ± 79 will gives rise to 4 integers, which is -5, -7, 73 and -85. Hence, |S| = |-5-7+73-85| = 24 Thanks for pointing out the completing the square. It...
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    Find |S|: How to Calculate Sum of Integer Values of n

    Homework Statement Let S be the sum of all integer values of n such that \frac {n^2+12n-43} {n+6} is an integer. What is the value of |S|. Homework Equations Since it's sum, S = \frac {n} {2} \ (2a+(n-1)d) where a is the first term. The \frac {n^2+12n-43} {n+6} = x, where x is an integer...
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    Find the integer that is nearest to the area of complex plane A

    Consider the region A in the complex plane that consists of all points z such that both \frac{z}{40} and \frac{40}{\overline{z}} have real and imaginary parts between 0 and 1, inclusive. What is the integer that is nearest the area of A? Let z = a + bi and \overline{z} = a - bi a = real part...
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    Calculate the value of x, y and z

    In a market, there are 3 types of shirts, shirt x = $0.10, shirt y = $3.00 and shirt z = $6.00. The condition here is you need to buy total number of 100 shirts for shirt x, y and/or z with $ 100 exactly! I believe this can be written as 0.1x + 3y + 6z = 100 ... (1) x + y + z = 100 ...
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    How Do You Solve for m and n to Make mA + nB + C Parallel to the Y-Axis?

    If A = 5ax + 3ay + 2az B = -ax + 4ay + 6az C = 8ax + 2ay Find the value of m and n such that mA + nB + C is parallel to y-axis. My problem is I did not know how to determine the m and n value because I did not know what method can use to solve for mA + nB + C parallel to y axis...
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    Traffic Shock Wave - Speed & Direction of Wave

    Why the incoming flux is not (1car/(d+12))*(25m/sec)? Imagine that faster car B join the line of slower car X, it travel d+12 m if the slower car X travel 12 m, and another faster car C replace the place of faster car B that all events happened at time of t. stationary shock wave, so speed of...
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    Traffic Shock Wave - Speed & Direction of Wave

    Integral, u know how to convert a Words document into pdf document?
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    Traffic Shock Wave - Speed & Direction of Wave

    Hey, Dick. If I followed according what u said, then the answer for part (a) is 60 m. So the speed of shock wave is actually the speed of the slower car right? As I do part (b), if I use the same way as part (a), I get answer of 2.5 m/s, which the shock wave will remain stationary...? I...
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    Traffic Shock Wave - Speed & Direction of Wave

    An abrupt slowdown in concentrated traffic can be travel as a pulse, termed a shock wave, along the line of cars, either downstream (in the traffic direction) or upstream, or it can be stationary. Figure below shows a uniform spaced line of car moving at speed v = 25.0 m/s toward a uniformly...
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