Find two consecutive numbers with a product of 121

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Answer 1
Answer: One number: x
Its consecutive:  x + 1

Product:

x(x+1)=121
x² + x - 121 = 0

Δ = 1² - 4.1.(-121)
Δ = 1+484
Δ = 485

As square root of 485 is not integer, do not exist two consecutive numbers with product of 121

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Answer:

Option C.

Step-by-step explanation:

A perpendicular line to 2/3 will be the reciprocal and negative of this fraction. Therefore:

Slope of perpendicular line = -3/2.

Remember, the equation for solving for the slope is:

m = \frac{\text{rise}}{\text{run}} = (y_2 - y_1)/(x_2 - x_1)

We must find points that when plugged into this equation, equal to -3/2.

Plugging in the points in option A:

(2)/(3) \neq (-3)/(2)

Option B:

(3)/(4) \neq (-3)/(2)

Option C: This is the correct answer.

(-3)/(2) =  (-3)/(2)

Option D:

(2)/(10)\neq (-3)/(2)

Hi the answer is c. Hope this helped:)

Prove that sin(Π÷14)sin(3Π÷14)sin(5Π÷14)=2​

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Answer:

The correct prove will be:

sin((\pi )/(14))sin((3\pi )/(14))sin((5\pi )/(14))= (1)/(8)

Step-by-step explanation:

    sin((\pi )/(14))sin((3\pi )/(14))sin((5\pi )/(14))

            Multiply and Divide by 2cos((\pi )/(14))

= (2sin((\pi )/(14))cos((\pi )/(14))sin((3\pi )/(14))sin((5\pi )/(14)))/(2cos((\pi )/(14)))

⇒ Let (\pi )/(14) = Ф  and 7Ф = (\pi )/(2)

= sin2Ф sin3Ф sin5Ф ÷ 2cosФ

= 1/2(2sin2Фsin5Ф)sin3Ф ÷ 2cosФ

= (cos3Ф - cos7Ф) sin3Ф ÷ 4cosФ

= 1/2(2cos3Ф sin3Ф) ÷ 4cosФ               ∵cos7Ф = 0      

= sin6Ф ÷ 8cosФ

= sin(7Ф - Ф) ÷ 8cosФ                              

= (sin7ФcosФ - cos7ФsinФ) ÷ 8cosФ      ∵sin7Ф = 1  

= cosФ ÷ 8cosФ

= 1/8

Hence, The correct prove will be:

sin((\pi )/(14))sin((3\pi )/(14))sin((5\pi )/(14))= (1)/(8)

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So, your answer would have to be 605,100

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