Given that x^3 * y^4 = 5000 . Is y=5?
1) y>0
2) x is an integer
Ron, how the correct answer is 'c', i don't get it. My works says it is ''E''. am i wrong?
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inequality +integer problem
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Re: inequality +integer problem
The answer to the question as you have written it is E. What is the source for the problem? Is it possible that you transcribed the problem incorrectly?
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Re: inequality +integer problem
oops! it's E.
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Re: inequality +integer problem
as always, you must post the original source of the problem before we can discuss it.
thank you.
thank you.
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