An algebra problem by Shivakumar Avadhani
Algebra
Level
2
X is min of { n+5,6-n} then what is the min of X if,0<n<1?
5.5
5.8
5.9
5.7
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1 solution
I think you meant that X = max {n+5,6-n}. That would give the correct answer 5.5
As it is written, the answer should be 5 + epsilon where epsilon tends to 0.