Any irrational number added to 0.5 will produce an irrational number.
7/10 must be added to 3/10 to make a whole number, 1.
Answer: 11It's a list of prime numbersQ:.....since when is 9 a prime number?Answer: 17It's not a list of primes, it's not a Fibonacci sequence. The only pattern I see is that the last number in the sequence gets a number added to it to produce the next number in the sequence, the number that's added doubles each time. E.g. 2+1 = 3 (1 is added)3+2 = 5 (1 is doubled = 2, then added)5+4 = 9 (2 is doubled = 4, then added)9+8 = 17 (4 is doubled = 8, then added)
The number required is 2/3 because 3*(2/3)+2*(3/2) = 5
7 just 7
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2999 of them.
-3/4 - 3/7 = (-3×7)/(4×7) - (3×4)/(7×4) = -21/28 - 12/28 = -33/28 You need to add -33/28 = -1 5/28
number added by 3 equals 62 = 59Let x = the numberEquation: x + 3 = 62x + 3 - 3 = 62 - 3x = 59
Any irrational number added to 0.5 will produce an irrational number.
The answer would be 3+a right.
The number 2.
3 is added to every number 3 is added to every number
Any number of forces can be added.. The 3-D system does not limit the number of forces, only their dimensionality.
To me seems any amount of 3 added befor 1 makes that number always remain prime needs a heavy discution for above subject to be proved.
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Any irrational number will do.