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Example Question #1261 : Gmat Quantitative Reasoning
Define
What is ?
Replace with .
Now exchange and and solve for in the new expression:
Example Question #37 : Functions/Series
Define an operation on two real numbers as follows:
for all real numbers
Solve for :
Substitute into the definition and solve:
Example Question #181 : Algebra
Define .
What is ?
Replace with .
Now exchange and and solve for in the new expression:
Example Question #181 : Algebra
Define an operation on the set of positive integers as follows:
if and are both odd or both even; otherwise, .
Evaluate:
Both and can be defined using the first part of the definition of , as in the first case, both numbers are odd, and in the second case, both are even.
Add:
Example Question #183 : Algebra
Define .
What is ?
Replace with .
Now exchange and , and solve for in the new expression:
Example Question #182 : Algebra
Define .
What is ?
Replace with .
Now exchange and and solve for in the new expression:
Therefore,
.
Example Question #183 : Algebra
Define an operation on two real numbers as follows:
For all real ,
.
Evaluate:
Example Question #1271 : Problem Solving Questions
is defined to be the greatest integer less than or equal to .
Define
Evaluate
Example Question #182 : Algebra
Evaluate .
Example Question #183 : Algebra
For any real , define .
For what value or values of would ?
No such value of exists.
For such an to exist, it must hold that .
Take the square root of both sides:
or
Case 1:
Case 2: