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This is pretty advanced.
Subtract "n" from the equation.
You get 8=2.
That is wrong.
So now we have to make up numbers, called imaginary numbers. Otherwise known as letters.
Now, since 8 doesn't equal 2,it is false. False starts with F. That is your answer.
Math can be hard, but stick to it.
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What is the expression for eight increased by a number n?
8+n
What is N if N equals a two digit number that is a factor of 12?
N = 12
N divided by two equals 3?
N/2 = 3 so N = 6
Which level in energy has the less energy n equals 4 n equals 3 n equals 2 n equals 1?
n=1 is the the lowest level there is.
Eight times the quotient of a number and two?
If the number is n, then 4n
What is the expression for eight increased by a number n?
8+n
When a hydrogen electron transitions from n equals 1 to n equals 4 is the energy of electron increased or decreased?
decreased
How can you determine the probability when x equals 2 in a binomial situation where n equals 7 and pie equals 0.25?
eight eight
What is N if N plus three over eight equals negative four?
N = -4 and 3/8
What are the number of electrons in sodium n equals 2 lv.?
Eight.
If two fifths divided by n equals 2 what is n?
n = 1.5
Two thirds plus n equals one what is n?
2
What is N if N equals a two digit number that is a factor of 12?
N = 12
N divided by two equals 3?
N/2 = 3 so N = 6
What is 3n plus 15 equals?
3n + 15 equals 3 times the number n, the answer to which is increased by 15. It can only be evaluated if the value of n is known. The expression can be factorised but that is of marginal help in evaluating it.
What is the name of a two digit number that has eight letters?
Ah, what a delightful question! The name of a two-digit number that has eight letters is "Seventy." It's a peaceful number, perfect for painting a serene landscape filled with happy little trees and fluffy clouds. Just remember, every number is special in its own way, just like every brushstroke adds beauty to a painting.
What are the number of electrons in sodium n equals 1 lv.?
two
