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The difference of nine and a number?
9 - n
The difference of a number and seven?
n 7
What is the product of one-ninth and the difference of a number and fifteen?
1/9 * (n - 15)the product of one-ninth and the difference of a number and fifteen:Let n = the number1/9 * (n - 15)
What is seven times the difference of a number and 10?
7*abs(n - 10) which is 7*(10 - n) if n < 10 and 7*(n - 10) if n ≥ 10
The product of 2 consecutive odd numbers is 63 what is the largest number?
Let the numbers be 'n' & 'n+2' Their product is n(n+2) = 63 n^(2) + 2n = 63 n^(2) + 2n - 63 = 9 It is now in quadratic form ; factor ( n - 7)( n + 9) = 0 n + 2 = 9 n = 7 '7' & '9' are consecutive odd numbers.
The difference of 7 and a number n?
7 - n
The difference of 9 and a number n?
abs(9 - n) which is 9 - n if 9 ≥ n and n- 9 if 9 ≤ n
The difference of 9 an a number n?
The way to write out the difference of 9 and a number is n-9.
What is the function rule for 7 more than the quotient of a number n and 4 is 9?
7 more than the quotient of a number n and 4 is 9
The difference of nine and a number?
9 - n
The difference of a number and seven?
n 7
What is the product of one-ninth and the difference of a number and fifteen?
1/9 * (n - 15)the product of one-ninth and the difference of a number and fifteen:Let n = the number1/9 * (n - 15)
The difference of 8 and a number?
n-8
What is three times the difference of a number and 7?
3 x (7 - n)
What is the number if Difference of a number n its reverse is equal to 42?
The difference between a number and its reverse must be divisible by 9. 42 is NOT divisible by 9. There is, therefore, no such number.
What is seven times the difference of a number and 10?
7*abs(n - 10) which is 7*(10 - n) if n < 10 and 7*(n - 10) if n ≥ 10
The product of 2 consecutive odd numbers is 63 what is the largest number?
Let the numbers be 'n' & 'n+2' Their product is n(n+2) = 63 n^(2) + 2n = 63 n^(2) + 2n - 63 = 9 It is now in quadratic form ; factor ( n - 7)( n + 9) = 0 n + 2 = 9 n = 7 '7' & '9' are consecutive odd numbers.
