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Problem Solving (PS) | Re: The equation n < 1/(-2)^(-n) < 135.43 is true for how many unique in

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lukera wrote:

The expression n < 1/(-2)^(-n) < 135.43 is equivalent to n < \((-2)^{n}\) < 135.43

For n=2: 2 < 4 < 135.43 OK
For n=3: 2 < -27 < 135.43 NOT OK
For n=5: 2 < -32 < 135.43 NOT OK
For n=7: 2 < -128 < 135.43 NOT OK

Since 2 is the only even prime number, we didn't even have to test the other cases (n=3,4,5, etc.)

Correct answer is D.



hey

???

you have plugged prime values such as 3,5 , and 7, but you didn't put the values in place of "n" ...
why....?

thanks
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