Answer:
- If a group of 9 kids have won a total of 100 trophies, then at least one of the 9 kids has won at least 12 trophies.
- If a person buys at least 400 cups of coffee in a year, then there is at least one day in which the person has bought at least two cups of coffee.
- The average of three real numbers is greater than or equal to at least one of the numbers.
Explanation:
1)
Suppose that each kid has less than 12 trophies
Total trophies = 100
Maximum trophies won by one kid = 11
total kids = 9
total number of trophies = 9 * 11 = 99 which contradicts the fact the total number of trophies are 100
2)
Suppose that person has less than 2 cups of coffee a day
Total cups of coffee = 400
he has bought at least one cup of coffee each day
which means
total number of cups of coffee = 1* 366 = 366 which contradicts the fact the person buys at least 400 cups of coffee in a year
3)
Average of three number = (a+ b+ c)/3
suppose that there are real numbers a, b, and c such that all three numbers are less than the average of the three numbers.
Let m be the average (a+b+c
)/3 = m. Then our assumption states that (a < m) and (b < m) and (c < m). By adding all the inequalities we get a + b + c < 3m. But m is defined to be (a+b+c)
/3 , so a + b + c = 3m. But now we have that 3m = a + b + c < 3m. So 3m < 3m which is an obvious contradiction. Thus our claim is true
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Answer:
public class Main
{
public static void main(String[] args) {
int userNum = 40;
while(userNum > 1){
userNum /= 2;
System.out.print(userNum + " ");
}
}
}
Explanation:
*The code is in Java.
Initialize the userNum
Create a while loop that iterates while userNum is greater than 1. Inside the loop, divide the userNum by 2 and set it as userNum (same as typing userNum = userNum / 2;). Print the userNum
Basically, this loop will iterate until userNum becomes 1. It will keep dividing the userNum by 2 and print this value.
For the values that are smaller than 1 or even for 1, the program outputs nothing (Since the value is not greater than 1, the loop will not be executed).
The keyboard is used to input information. (Entering data)
