No, because the list is infinite. However, you can find them for yourself since the nth triangular number is n(n+1)/2
On the list of choices posted with the question, there is nothing that could be placed between two odd numbers.
That's an infinite list. You could divide 2556 by 2.
No. If I give you a list of non significant numbers, then there will be a first number in the list and it will therefore be a significant number as it's the first one of the list, so I'd have to remove it from the list. This would then leave the second non significant number as the first one in the list which gives it significance, so I'd have to remove it as well. The net result is that I'd have to remove all the numbers from the list of non significant numbers leaving it empty, that is, there are no non significant numbers.
67, 76
Negative numbers do not have any factors.
No. Not on the passenger list. Perhaps on the staff list, which you could do an online search for.
You could use a bubble sort.
No, because the list is infinite. However, you can find them for yourself since the nth triangular number is n(n+1)/2
On the list of choices posted with the question, there is nothing that could be placed between two odd numbers.
That's an infinite list. You could divide 2556 by 2.
No. If I give you a list of non significant numbers, then there will be a first number in the list and it will therefore be a significant number as it's the first one of the list, so I'd have to remove it from the list. This would then leave the second non significant number as the first one in the list which gives it significance, so I'd have to remove it as well. The net result is that I'd have to remove all the numbers from the list of non significant numbers leaving it empty, that is, there are no non significant numbers.
To find the average of a list of numbers, add the numbers and divide by the number of numbers in the list.
In an unordered list, you usually just bullet the list, but in an ordered list it is typical to just put a period after a letter or number. However, if you are using really complex nested lists, then sometimes the style is switched up depending on the nesting style and how deep you are. Occasionally, people will use parentheses around numbers in a list.
make an account then click most recent questions and there you go there will be a list of questions which could be answered by anyone.
67, 76
what is the ratio or prime numbers to composite numbers in this list/10,11,2,13,14,15,16,1,7,18,19,20,21