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For any integer x, [x] is defined by the equation [x] = x +

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For any integer x, [x] is defined by the equation [x] = x + 1. which of the following is equal to

A. 0
B. 2
C. -2x-
D. 2x
E. 2x-

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\(([x])^2=(x+1)^2\)
\([x^2]=x^2+1\)

\(([x])^2-[x^2]=x^2+2x+1-x^2-1=2x\)
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For any integer x, [x] is defined by the equation [x] = x + 1. which of the following is equal to

A. 0
B. 2
C. -2x-
D. 2x
E. 2x-

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New post 18 Oct 2017, 03:09
Plugin in value of x
Let x=2
representing x bar with=Ẍ =x+1
\((Ẍ)^2\)-{\((x)^2\)}- this part the one in the curly bracket the value of x has to be first squared and then represented in Ẍ form(\((2)^2\)+1)
\((2+1)^2\)-(4+1)
\((3)^2\)-(5)=4
9-5=4
now put x=2 in the given answer choices only 2x=4 answer D.
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