Q:prove that if n1 and a0 are integers and d(a,n), then the additive order of a modulo n is n/d?

if d (a,n) then a md for some m with (m,n)1 and n d * (n/d) if the additive order of a is k then ka k md 0 (mod n) so km 0 (mod (n/d)) (m,n) 1 so (m,n/d) 1 so (k,n/d) n/d since k is the least such k, k n/d

Q:i need what does it maens n if u can then plz do give me some examples.thank you. so muchpeace

Distributive property: a*(b+c)a*b+a*c Additive identity: a+0a Commutative property: a+bb+a

Q:What are the differences between the additive premix feed and the mixed feed?

product standards are different. The former, which performs different product standards.

Q:This is a question concerning general chemistry, the property of an ideal solution and a ternary phase diagram. The three mixed liquids were heptane, water and n-propanol, if that helps.

Take them, two at a time, measure the volume of each, mix them, and measure the total volume. If the total volume is the sum of the two, then they are additive. .

Q:what number would you add to -4 7/8 to get a sum of zero? What is the additive inverse of -13/15?

The number you add to a number to get 0 is the additive inverse of that number, so both questions are asking for the same thing. Additive inverses differ only by sign: so, for ex., the additive inverse of - 4 7/8 is 4 7/8. And, the additive inverse of - 13/15 is . . .?

Q:I know that they have the same base gas, but each company adds its own additives. Will I notice a huge difference between shell or chevron's additives? Do you think one company has better gas than the other? Why?

Nitrogen enriched Chevron gas? That makes no sense. Nitrogen makes up 99% of the atmosphere and nitrogen does not burn. Sounds more like they are leaning out the mixture. The nitrogen is not in the gas, it is the air. Chevron used to have Oxygen enriched gas. Now oxygen burns. So why the switch ? Shell uses clam shells in their gas I guess or somebody takes aP" in a tank and that is the additive. That or alog". What you don't know, won't hurt you. Both have imaginary additives but if you are willing to spend the extra money money for it, go for it. They both rely on advertising. Like I care if the inside of the engine is super clean...I am not going to eat off of it. The build up shown on an exhaust valve takes 30 years to accumulate on a oil burning vehicle. I rebuild engines so the ads are BS

Q:I need to know what are some negative things about additives. I know what they are and what they do.

they are used to make food look and taste better as well as last longer but these chemicals aren't intended for digestion. ur body cant digest them and they become toxins. over time this weakens ur body and makes u feel sluggish as ur body tries to clean itself of these toxins. they don't help u or make u healthier.

Q:name the additive and multiplicative inverse for each number and please explain what they each mean0.4-11/16thanks!

Inverse means opposite. Keep that in mind. The additive inverse of a given number is the number that you can ADD to it to get 0. The additive inverse of 5, for example, is -5 because 5 + -5 = 0. The multiplicative inverse of a given number is the number that can be MULTIPLIED by it to get 1. Another word for multiplicative inverse is reciprocal. The mult. inverse of 5 is 1/5 because 5/1 * 1/5 = 5/5 or 1. In your first example, I recommend that you write .4 as a fraction. .4 = 4/10 4/10 + -4/10 = 0 So, -4/10 is the additive inverse of 4/10 4/10 * 10/4 = 1 So, 10/4 is the multiplicative inverse of 4/10. Now you try! Can you do -11/16?

Q:The role of food additives in dairy products

Dairy products may have: 1. Flavor: For example, if the milk, yogurt flavor, frankincense flavor, etc.

Q:Artificial sweeteners and preservatives seem to be the biggest culprits. Some thickeners have bad side effects like guar gum, not in everyone it seems, but they‘re there none the less. I‘m wondering how the FDA can approve of all of these additives? I know they do many studies to find if they are safe but I feel like there are so many angles and other variables to take into account that they don‘t, such as outside studies. I can‘t believe how much negative information is around the artificial sweetener aspartame (in nearly every diet beverage around) but it is still considered safe by the FDA.

Luke, that's why I am a great campaigner for organic, free range and fresh produce. A nutritionist woke me up.