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You have R which is the set of positive odd integers less 10 Jun 2003, 07:09
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You have R which is the set of positive odd integers less than 50.
how do you find the number of integers in this set.

All the PR's or Kaplan say take , I don't know where to start for here.

I'll give you guys or gals an example. :-D The number of integers which are between 100 and 150 divided by 5 is 50 by 5 and add the inclusive number. What is the inclusive number?



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You have R which is the set of positive odd integers less 17 Jun 2003, 15:52
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The inclusive number is 1. So, the answer is 25 integers.

48/2 + 1=24+1=25



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