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The number x belongs to a set of prime numbers less than 10 and the nu
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06 Aug 2024, 23:23
06 Aug 2024, 23:23
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The number x belongs to a set of prime numbers less than 10 and the number y belongs to a set of prime numbers greater than 10.
Quantity A |
Quantity B |
\([-1]^{x+y}\) |
\([-1]^{xy}\) |
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Re: The number x belongs to a set of prime numbers less than 10 and the nu
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20 Sep 2024, 00:12
20 Sep 2024, 00:12
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Hello Carcass, could you help include parenthesis around -1 for A and B? Without parenthesis, A = B = -1, so the answer should be C instead of D.
Re: The number x belongs to a set of prime numbers less than 10 and the nu
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20 Sep 2024, 01:37
20 Sep 2024, 01:37
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Thank you sir.
I used the bracket because the () makes the Latex code messy.
That's why I did not before but I understand that the question could be misleading
I used the bracket because the () makes the Latex code messy.
That's why I did not before but I understand that the question could be misleading
