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Lesson 8: The Power of Algebra—Finding Primes
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... possibility. If a is a three-digit number, then it must be one of {114, 133, 152, 171}. Again, given the digits we are allowed to use, this case also isn't possible. So x is impossible to compute. 15. (B). From the standard formula, the answer is (7)(13) – 7 – 13 = 71. 16. (B). The ten smallest Fibo ...
... possibility. If a is a three-digit number, then it must be one of {114, 133, 152, 171}. Again, given the digits we are allowed to use, this case also isn't possible. So x is impossible to compute. 15. (B). From the standard formula, the answer is (7)(13) – 7 – 13 = 71. 16. (B). The ten smallest Fibo ...
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... we can solve problems that involve using the GCF and the LCM e.g. Two ribbons are 24 cm and 42 cm long. Each ribbon is to be cut into equal pieces and all pieces must have the same length that is a whole number of centimetres. What is the greatest possible length of each piece? ...
... we can solve problems that involve using the GCF and the LCM e.g. Two ribbons are 24 cm and 42 cm long. Each ribbon is to be cut into equal pieces and all pieces must have the same length that is a whole number of centimetres. What is the greatest possible length of each piece? ...
