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1/25+1/26+1/27+1/28+1/29
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23 Mar 2025, 10:33
23 Mar 2025, 10:33
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Quantity A |
Quantity B |
\(\frac{1}{25}+\frac{1}{26}+\frac{1}{27}+\frac{1}{28}+\frac{1}{29 } \) |
\(0.2\) |
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Re: 1/25+1/26+1/27+1/28+1/29
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24 Mar 2025, 15:01
24 Mar 2025, 15:01
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if you notice 0.2 --> 1/5
to make it comparable to 1/25, notice that five 1/25 = 1/5
there are 5 fractions but they all become incrementally smaller than 1/5 so they will be less than five 1/25 making QB> QA
to make it comparable to 1/25, notice that five 1/25 = 1/5
there are 5 fractions but they all become incrementally smaller than 1/5 so they will be less than five 1/25 making QB> QA
Re: 1/25+1/26+1/27+1/28+1/29
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27 Mar 2025, 04:00
27 Mar 2025, 04:00
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Notice how the first fraction , the result, is 0.04
Now, the more the numerator is constant and the denominator increases, then we will have a minor fraction
Therefore, we will have a fraction even smaller 0.03 ....
B is the answer
Now, the more the numerator is constant and the denominator increases, then we will have a minor fraction
Therefore, we will have a fraction even smaller 0.03 ....
B is the answer
