SOLUTION: if f is a function such that for all integer m and n, f(m, 1) =m+1 and F(m, n) = F(m+2, n-3) then F(84967) equals (f is different from F) a)727 b)728 c)729 d)324 e)323

Question 1123666: if f is a function such that for all integer m and n, f(m, 1) =m+1 and F(m, n) = F(m+2, n-3) then F(84967) equals (f is different from F)
a)727
b)728
c)729
d)324
e)323
Found 2 solutions by ikleyn, greenestamps:
Answer by ikleyn(52802) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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This post, as it is presented, MAKES NO SENSE.

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Hey, in one hour I counted at least 4 nonsensical posts, submitted to this forum.

My impression is that the person on the opposite end of the Internet

does not understand any single sound in Math.

I ask the managers to replace this person IMMEDIATELY

for his total inability to formulate Math problems correctly.

Answer by greenestamps(13200) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

By your definition, F is a function that takes 2 inputs. So F(84967) is undefined....
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