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Select any odd integer greater than 1 square it and then subtract 1 Is the result evenly divisible by 8?
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What is the sum of all positive 1-digit integers that 4221462 is divisible by?
Select all the numbers that $4221462$ is divisible by.
How do you solve systems of equations using linear combination?
You select the linear combination of the equations in such a way that at each stage you eliminate one variable.You select the linear combination of the equations in such a way that at each stage you eliminate one variable.You select the linear combination of the equations in such a way that at each stage you eliminate one variable.You select the linear combination of the equations in such a way that at each stage you eliminate one variable.
What is the difference between a statement and a clause in SQL?
An SQL statement is a complete set of clauses which returns a value and ends with a semicolon(;) A statement is made up of several clauses Ex: select * from person where f_name='me'; In this ex ' select * from person where f_name='me';' is the statement and select*, from person, where f_name= are the clauses
Select the next letter in series C A R R?
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What is the difference between JOIN and Subquery?
A join will join two or more tables together by a field related to both tables (ie, relationship of primary and foreign keys). It is typically easy to understand. A subquery statement involves a SELECT statement that selects particular values from a table. The values that the select query selects is dependant upon the subquery. The subquery itself is another SELECT statement.
How can you get 9 from adding subtract multiplying and dividing integers?
There are infinitely many ways. For example, select any integer n. Then n+9 is also an integer and(n + 9) - n = 9.
How do you find two consecutive numbers?
Pick a number. Add or subtract 1 to or from it.
What is the difference between the largest prime number less than A and the smallest composite number greater than A?
There is no simple answer. Given any integer k, you can select A such that the k integers before A are all non-prime. Thus, given any integer k, you can select A so that the answer to the question is k+1.
How do you get two equivalent fractions for two ninths?
Select any integer greater than one. Multiply both the numerator (two) and the denominator (nine) by the number you have selected. You now have a new, equivalent fraction.
What is the rule of 1616315176106?
One possible answer: select a 13-digit integer.
What is the sum of all positive 1-digit integers that 4221462 is divisible by?
Select all the numbers that $4221462$ is divisible by.
How do you write a fraction in an equivalent form?
Select any integer greater than 1 or any common factor of both numerator and denominator. If that number is p then the fractions x/y and px/py are equivalent.
How can you tell what prime fractionation is greater?
Do the multiplication. Select the greater number.
What is happening when you are using ad to and subtract from selection?
Add to allows you to select area which will be added to selection (already selected area) and subtract is opposite: allows you to subtract portion from already selected area.
What fraction is smaller than 1 over 4?
Select any positive integer bigger than 4, say q. Then 1/q is smaller.You could select any negative integer, p. Then 1/p would also be smaller. There are others.
What does a select case statement do in VB.NET?
it compares one variable with a lot of 'cases' and if it matches a certain case it does something. (you can use multiple if statements instead, but it is more simple this way) Here is a small example: Dim i As Integer = Console.ReadLine() Select Case i Case Is < 100 Console.WriteLine("The number is less than 100.") Case 100 Console.WriteLine("The number is exactly 100.") Case Else Console.WriteLine("The number is greater than 100.") End Select Console.ReadLine()
How would you run a report that included only disputed transactions over 500?
Select Disputed Only from the Disputed drop-down list, then in the Transaction Amount fields, select the greater than symbol, and type 500
