Symbols and Sets of Numbers
This symbol makes the following statement true:
2.13 1.13
What is >
98 can be written as a product of primes.
What is
2*7*7
This exponent evaluates to: (2/3)^4
What is
16/81
This is the quotient of 1/2-:7/12
What is
6/7
The freezing point of water is 320 F and the boiling point is 2120 F. This is an inequality statement using < or > comparing the numbers 32 and 212.
What is
32lt212
120/244 can be written in lowest terms
What is
30/61
This simplifies to: 2+(5-2)+4^2
What is
21
This is the definition for what set of real numbers:
{a/b| a and b are integers and bne0}
What is Rational Numbers
This is the mathematical statement for the following:
Negative 10 is less than or equal to thirty seven.
What is
-10le37
This is the product of 7/10*5/21
What is
1/6
This simplifies to: (6+abs(8-2)+3^2)/(18-3)
What is
7/5
This operation can be expressed in simplest form:
7\2/5-:1/5
What is 37
This is the set(s) of numbers that 1/4 belongs to.
What is Rational Numbers, Real Numbers
This sum can be expressed in simplest form:
2/3-5/9+5/6
What is
17/18
This is the mathematical translation for:
Thirteen minus three times a number is 13
What is
13-3x=13
One set of parentheses can be inserted to the following to make the expression equal to 32.
20-4*4-:2
What is
(20-4)*4-:2
The following statement is either true or false. Explain.
Every real number is also a rational number.
What is False
This difference can be reduced to:
1/2-14/33
What is
5/66
This is the mathematical translation for:
Four subtracted from eight is equal to two squared
What is
8-4=2^2
This simplifies to: 2+3[10(4*5-16)-30]
What is
32