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1) Given 2<a<3, 5<b<6 Find:
b
a−b
2) Given 2<a<3, 5<b<6 Find:
a/b
b
a−b
2) Given 2<a<3, 5<b<6 Find:
a/b
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Answered by
Steve
2<a<3, 5<b<6 Find:
b: all we know is that 5<b<6
a-b: the smallest difference is when the largest value is subtracted from the smallest value. So,
2-6 < a-b < 3-5
-4 < a-b < -2
the largest quotient is when the largest value is divided by the smallest value. So,
2<a<3, 5<b<6
2/6 < a/b < 3/5
b: all we know is that 5<b<6
a-b: the smallest difference is when the largest value is subtracted from the smallest value. So,
2-6 < a-b < 3-5
-4 < a-b < -2
the largest quotient is when the largest value is divided by the smallest value. So,
2<a<3, 5<b<6
2/6 < a/b < 3/5
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