SOLUTION: (1)FIND THE LOWER OF THE TWO SUCCESSIVE NATURAL NUMBERS NUMBERS..IF THE SQUARE OF THE SUM OF THOSE NUMBERS EXCEEDS THE SUM OF THEIR SQUARES BY 112???
(2)FIRST WE INCREASE THE DEN
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(2)FIRST WE INCREASE THE DEN
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Question 921692: (1)FIND THE LOWER OF THE TWO SUCCESSIVE NATURAL NUMBERS NUMBERS..IF THE SQUARE OF THE SUM OF THOSE NUMBERS EXCEEDS THE SUM OF THEIR SQUARES BY 112???
(2)FIRST WE INCREASE THE DENOMINATOR OF A POSITIVE FRACTION BY 3 THEN WE DECREASE IT BY 5.THE SUM OF THE RESULTING FRACTIONS PROVE TO BE EQUAL TO 2/3. FIND THE DENOMINATOR OF THE FRACTION IF THE NUMERATOR IS 2?
(3) FIND THE SUM OF ALL THREE DIGIT NUMBERS THAT GIVE A REMAINDER OF 4 WHEN THEY ARE DIVIDED BY 5?
(4)CONSIDER A FRACTION WHOSE DENOMINATOR IS SMALLER THAN THE SQUARE OF THE NUMERATOR BY UNITY.IF WE ADD 2 TO THE NUMERATOR & THE DENOMINATOR,THE FRACTION WILL EXCEED BY 1/3..IF WE SUBSTRACT 3 FROM THE NUMERATOR AND THE DENOMINATOR THE FRACTION WILL BE POSITIVE BUT LESS THAN 1/10. FIND THE VALUE?
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