Homework Statement
This is a question i just got in the coursera material.
Euclid's proof that there are infinitely many primes uses the fact that if p1…,pn are the first n primes, then the number N=(p1...pn)+1 is prime. True or False.
The answer was False
I answered true and i THINK i...
It does = -20
What I was doing was subtracting wrong.
I think my failure came from forgetting that you always go left to right, no matter what. I think I automatically subtracted 4 from 24 when what it's really saying is 24 from 4. In other terms, I was thinking 24-4 and it's plainly saying...
Simplify the following expression.
(2+1×2)−4×6
=(2+2)−4×6
=4−4×6
=4−24
=−20
My answer was 20 and it was wrong.
When i look at this i see, 2 plus 1 times 2 minus 4 times 6
The part I am getting wrong is the minus, which in this case means a -4 instead of a 4.
I don't understand how you can you...
Hi.
I have signed up for the introduction to astronomy course at coursera.
https://www.coursera.org/course/introastro
Video describing course http://youtu.be/lOmXPQtQzC8
In the suggested background section it suggests "A familiarity with the rudiments of high-school algebra " ...
Thank you for the warm welcome.
I am now wondering where i should ask my questions at, which forum. Its pre-algabra so i don't want to bother anyone with some really basic things that they don't care to see/For example, the question i have right now is a method for simply finding a composite...
Thank you for the warm welcome.
I am now wondering where i should ask my questions at, which forum. Its pre-algabra so i don't want to bother anyone with some really basic things that they don't care to see/For example, the question i have right now is a method for simply finding a composite...
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