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Solve x: (x - 6)(x + 3) = 5
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Solve x: (x - 6)(x + 3) = 5
yes, another one.
what is this?
1x1+1x0+1x2+1x0
note that it is not adding the answers of all of them as an answer
This appear to be a series, the next term are +1x3+1x0+1x4+1x0 etc..
The solutionn of this equation in the rational set of numbers, is found by grouping the terms:
(1x1+1x2+1x3+...1xn)+ (1x0+1x0+1x0...),
We know that the answer of the 2nd term is 0 as 1x0=0 and adding as many times as you want the answer will remain 0 (zero).
For the first term as "n" is defined say n=100 then adding all the numbers fron 1 to 100= n+(n+1)/2 or (100+101)/2 which is [b]5050[/b].
If you do not define "n" then the series diverges and does not have a finite limit.
Conversely a convergent series has a finite number.
nope but it is four numbers
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What is 1+2x3?
(note that the x means times)