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12^1/2
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3^3/2
= 4^1/2
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1^3/2
= 2
----
1
= 2
underroot(12/3^3)Plz tell me how do we get 2/3 as answer from this |>View attachment 27531
12^1/2
---------
3^3/2
= 4^1/2
---------
1^3/2
= 2
----
1
= 2
any rule/pattern to follow for those lame nth term questions? or do u have to find reasons and deduce a sensible equation everytime?
Here's a great thread, related to the nth term questions.
https://www.xtremepapers.com/community/threads/mathematics.4806/
Plz help on this question really don't know the method for it.... from w06 P1 Q8 (c)
Find the smallest positive integer such that 360k is a cube number.
Find the frequency of each separate x value by the formula f=fd * class width. The value which has the highest frequency is your mode. For medium, you'll have to make a table. You need a CF column..If they give a histogram chart. Using the chart how do we find mode and median Can ull please answer this question?
360=(2^3)(3^2)(5),to make it a cube no, all the factors of 360 must be in cubic form, 2 is already in cubic form, so 'k' is (3)(5^2) to make cubes of 3 n 5 as well
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