Given 4 numbers with the sum of 9 900 let the second exceed the 1st by 1/7th ,let the third exceed the sum of the first two by 300 ,and let the fourth exceed the sum of the first
Given 4 numbers with the sum of 9 900 let the second exceed the 1st by 1/7th ,let the third exceed the sum of the first two by 300 ,and let the fourth exceed the sum of the first
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ChapterP: Prerequisites
SectionP.9: Modeling With Equations
Problem 7E
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Given 4 numbers with the sum of 9 900 let the second exceed the 1st by 1/7th ,let the third exceed the sum of the first two by 300 ,and let the fourth exceed the sum of the first distance from the center of any side to the apex.
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