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30 Sep 2023, 23:35
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I don't follow you. Why are you saying that 0 is in the range of -28 to -1? 0 > -1, so it's not in the range. "Not inclusive" means "don't go all the way to that limit," not "add 1 to the end." So the integers in the range are from -27 to -2.
I don't follow you. Why are you saying that 0 is in the range of -28 to -1? 0 > -1, so it's not in the range. "Not inclusive" means "don't go all the way to that limit," not "add 1 to the end." So the integers in the range are from -27 to -2.
28 Oct 2024, 11:47
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Formula to find the # of multiples:
(Greatest Multiple - Least Multiple) / 2 + 1
So this is (96 - 12)/4 = 21 +1 = 22 Multiples of 4.
(Greatest Multiple - Least Multiple) / 2 + 1
So this is (96 - 12)/4 = 21 +1 = 22 Multiples of 4.
01 Nov 2024, 15:22
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Just use the formula:
