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Sqrt[0.04]/0.04=5 n=0.04=1/25 It’s in my head.
@@RyanLewis-Johnson-wq6xs
You are amazing 🥰🥰
I agree. Mental arithmetic. Is he just trying to annoy us with all this convoluted rubbish?
It must have been special olympics.
I wonder why this easy assignment participated in the French Olympiads... 😂
european maths tends to be stupidly easy
@@sh0gun570 I am from Germany... 😉😂
@@knutritter461 oh im sorry :( i have seen german university question papers they're harder than mine.
@@sh0gun570 √n / n = √n / (√n • √n) = 1 / √n = 5 --> √n = 1/5 --> n = 1/25
as simple as that... I like cancelling out! 😉
@@knutritter461 yeah naturally it's simple maths :D
Bro easiest method
just
=square on both sides
=you will get n by n square
= then cut the n square by n
=then you will get 1 / n = 25
=then do reciprocal
=Thus n will equal to 1 by 25
1/sqrtn = 5
1 = 5sqrt(n)
sqrtn = 1/5
n = 1/25
When dividing by n, you should state that n is not zero.
Thankyou
Isn't that obvious? :/
That's not necessary because n=0 is obviously not a solution.
@@ElectricGamer_YT
Yes it is obvious. However, in keeping with the modern approach to Mathematics, it is necessary to demonstrate to an examiner that you are aware that dividing by zero is forbidden. It does not take long to write using the "not equal to" sign at the stage of dividing by the unknown.
@@Hxcker_47
It is necessary to demonstrate to an examiner that you are aware that dividing by zero is forbidden. It does not take long to write using the "not equal to" sign at the stage of dividing by the unknown.
2^3 (n ➖ 3n+2).
@@RealQinnMalloryu4
Thankyou
(√n/n)^2=5^2
n/n^2=25
1/n=25
1=25×n
n=1/25
{(√n) /n}{(√n) /n}=5
Or n/(n) ^2=5
Or 5(n) ^2=n
Or (n) ^2/n =1/5
Or n=1/5
n is not equal to 1/5 what?
Это решается за 1мин