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Razonamiento y Álgebra Básica

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Razonamiento y Álgebra Básica
 

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Quiz de matemáticas básicas y razonamiento

by Ángeles Ureña
1

¿Cuánto es 7 × 6?

2

La igualdad 12 = 3 × 4 es verdadera.

3

Siguiente número en la secuencia 2, 4, 8, 16, ?

4

¿Qué técnica es útil para resolver problemas con datos faltantes?

5

¿Cuál es log2(8)?

6

Si x + y = 10 y x − y = 2, ¿cuánto vale x?

7

¿Cuál es el resultado de (81 ÷ 9) × 2?

8

¿Es verdadera la desigualdad 5 < 3 + 3?

9

¿Cuál es el logaritmo base 10 de 100?

10

En un sistema de ecuaciones simples, si x + y = 10 y x = 6, ¿cuánto vale y?

Explicación

La multiplicación 7 por 6 es 42.

3 veces 4 es 12, por tanto es verdadera.

Cada término se multiplica por 2.

Representar incógnitas con variables facilita la resolución.

2^3 = 8, así que log base 2 es 3.

Sumando ambas ecuaciones: 2x = 12 → x = 6.

81/9 = 9; 9×2 = 18.

3+3 es 6, y 5 es menor que 6.

10^2 = 100, por ello log10(100) = 2.

Si x = 6, entonces y = 10 − 6 = 4.

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