3 Pokemon each have they own number to use on a part of a lock. Star the Pikachu has the number 87, Luna the Eevee has the number 92, and Aero the Mew has the number 79. A part of their code is found in the expression .
To double check if it is right then it needs to follow and . If it does follow it then you need to find the sum of the coefficients with the code the code itself, but if not replace the sum of the coefficients with the lowest possible sum of coefficients where in where X, Y, and Z are positive integers more than 0.
Solution
We can find C by plugging in the numbers given and simplifying.
Now we can calculate the restraints to see if it matches. We have to find the lcm of 8 and 11 which is 88 so the number that matches both is under 88
C \equiv 3 \bmod 11, C = [3, 14, 25, 36, 47, 58, 69, 80]
C \equiv 5 \bmod 8, C = [5, 13, 21, 29, 37, 45, 53, 61, 69, 77, 85]
The only common term in both sets is the number 69 which is not the same as the answer we got so in the expression the coefficients are wrong. To make it easier to calculate it matching we will make the numbers smaller by getting the inverse.
You can notice that the smallest sum closest to 0 is . This means that we can get over -32 and keep on adding -1 to go closer and closer to it. If there is a shorter way then we can rearrange the solution to make it shorter because of the commutative property of addition. The closest number which is greater than -32 that we can get is -28 from 2(-14).
This is one of the possible solutions and it is actually also the lowest possible sum because we cannot get to -32 in a faster way. Now that we have everything we need we can get the answer now.
Three cones of base radius and slant height rest on the same plane.and have their bases tangent to each other. A sphere is tangent to the plane and to the three cones. Find the radius of this sphere, and give your answer in simplest radical form.
After multiplying both sides by , we need to show that where is a fifth degree polynomial: By the method, it is not hard to show that is true.
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Observing the triangle of coefficients, we see that the outer layer of coefficients sum to , which allows us to subtract something and reduce the degree.