Fundamentals of Mathematics, 2008a

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Exercise 10.4.19 (Solution on p. 622.)
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Exercise 10.4.20
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Exercise 10.4.21 (Solution on p. 622.)
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Exercise 10.4.22
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Exercise 10.4.23 (Solution on p. 622.)
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Exercise 10.4.24
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Exercise 10.4.25 (Solution on p. 622.)
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Exercise 10.4.26
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Exercise 10.4.27 (Solution on p. 623.)
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Exercise 10.4.28
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Exercise 10.4.29 (Solution on p. 623.)
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Exercise 10.4.30
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Exercise 10.4.31 (Solution on p. 623.)
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Exercise 10.4.32
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Exercise 10.4.33 (Solution on p. 623.)
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Exercise 10.4.34
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Exercise 10.4.35 (Solution on p. 623.)
(| −6 | + | 4 |) 2
Exercise 10.4.36
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Exercise 10.4.37 (Solution on p. 623.)
(| 4 | + | −6 |) 2 − (| −2 |) 3
Exercise 10.4.38
−[|−10| − 6] 2
Exercise 10.4.39 (Solution on p. 623.)
−{−[− | −4 | + | −3 |] 3 } 2
Exercise 10.4.40
A Mission Control Ocer at Cape Canaveral makes the statement lift-o, T minus 50 seconds.
How long is it before lift-o?
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