Which of the following is not defined as O integer for number b?
(a) b + 0
(b) 0+ b
(c) b + 1
(d) 1 + b​

2 thoughts on “Which of the following is not defined as O integer for number b?<br />(a) b + 0<br />(b) 0+ b<br />(c) b + 1<br />(d) 1 + b​”

1. Answer:

   correction which of the following is not defined if b is non integer

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2. Correction which of the following is not defined if b is non zero integer

   Step-by-step explanation:

   To Find : Choose correct option :

   a)b÷0

   b)0÷b

   c)b÷1

   d)1÷b

   Solution:

   b ÷ 0 is not defined

   as we get infinity if we divided by 0

   0 ÷b = 0 if b ≠ 0

   b ÷ 1 = b

   1 ÷ b is defined if b≠ 0

   Hence b ÷ 0 is not defined if b is non zero integer.

   pair of integer in which multiplication is (-45) and difference is 12.

   x(x – 12) = -45

   => x² – 12x + 45 = 0

   no integral solution

   if multiplication is 45 and difference is 12 then 15 and 3 and – 15 and – 3

   multiplication is (-45) and sum is 12 then 15 and – 3

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