SOLUTION: If a*b = ab+1 and a#b = a/b+1, then find (3*(4#2))#10.
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Question 672579: If a*b = ab+1 and a#b = a/b+1, then find (3*(4#2))#10.
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You can put this solution on YOUR website! If a*b = ab+1 and a#b = a/b+1, then find (3*(4#2))#10.
I am really confused by this because I don't get the pound signs or what this problem even means
(3*(4#2))#10
a#b = a/b + 1
4#2 = , or 3
Since 4#2 = 3, then (3*(4#2))#10 becomes (3*3)#10
a*b = ab + 1
3*3 = 3(3) + 1, or 10
Since 3*3 = 10, then (3*3)#10 becomes: 10#10
a#b = a/b + 1 # =
(3*(4#2))#10 =
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