if 5<x<10 and y=x+y, what is the greatest possible integers of x+y? details plz
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Here y = x + 5,
Given that 5 <x <10.
Then 10 <y <15.
Adding we get
15 <x+y <25.
Hence the greatest possible integer is 24.
Hope that this helps you.
Here y = x + 5,
Given that 5 <x <10.
Then 10 <y <15.
Adding we get
15 <x+y <25.
Hence the greatest possible integer is 24.
Hope that this helps you.
fahmida1990:
i am extremely sorry for the mistake. it will be y=x+5
see the answer now
but how we got 24?
0, 1, 2, ..., 24, 25 are all integers.
But it is stated that x+y must be integer but less than 25. So the integer less than 25 is 24. Hence the possible integer is 24. Got it?
But it is stated that x+y must be integer but less than 25. So the integer less than 25 is 24. Hence the possible integer is 24. Got it?
i got it..thanks
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