The numbers x and y are not integers. The value of x is closest to which integer?
1.) 4 is the integer that is closest to x + y
2.) 1 is the integer that is closest to x-y
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Add the statements 1 and 2 to get the integer closest to x.mike22629 wrote:The numbers x and y are not integers. The value of x is closest to which integer?
1.) 4 is the integer that is closest to x + y
2.) 1 is the integer that is closest to x-y
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Stmt I
3.6 < x+y < 4.4
we can have an array of different values for x and y
Stmt II
0.6 < x-y < 1.4
Again, we can have different values for x and Y
Stmt I and II
x= 2.4, y = 1.4
x + y = 3.8, x-y = 1.0
x is closest to 2
x = 2.8, y = 1.5
x+y = 4.3, x- y = 1.3
x is closest to 3
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3.6 < x+y < 4.4
we can have an array of different values for x and y
Stmt II
0.6 < x-y < 1.4
Again, we can have different values for x and Y
Stmt I and II
x= 2.4, y = 1.4
x + y = 3.8, x-y = 1.0
x is closest to 2
x = 2.8, y = 1.5
x+y = 4.3, x- y = 1.3
x is closest to 3
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