(2)について赤線で囲った部分がなぜそうなるのかがよくわかりません。分かりやすく解説お願いします。

(2) n² 250' 3 n³ 256 4 nª がすべて整数となるような最小の自然数nを求めよ｡ 243

ある問題で、 According to the legend, coffee was discovered by a monk when he saw his goats were excited after they ate berries from a coffee t... 続きを読む

なぜthe mountainはclimbs の後ろに置くんですか？ whoeverを主語としているんですか？

go 伝説によると,その山に登る人は誰も帰ってこない。 Legend has it that (never / the mountain / whoever / returns / climbs ). Legend has it that 複合 (1)

数Ⅱの漸化式の問題です。どなたか解説お願いします。

bn=37-2 7 NEW ACTION LEGEND 数学Ⅱ+B 例題288 JNEW 答え an = 2 23.2n-1-2 =2, an+1=402 (n=1,2,3,..･･) で定められた数列{an}の一般項を求めよ。

参考書についてです。 現在高1で、今のレベルは教科書の例題・類題までは解けるけど、章末問題は厳しいくらいです。 入門問題精講で最初からやろうと思っているんですが、問題数が確保できないので、同時に使える問題集を探しています。 何かおすすめはありませんか？

質問です。 下線を引いたところは何をあらわしているのでしょうか? また、having received her dowry. はどのような文型でしょうか? 教えて下さい〜!! 宜しくお願いします。

The Origin of Santa Claus The origin of Santa Claus can be found in the 4th century, when Saint Nicholas helped needy people. According to legend, three daughters lived with their father. They were so poor that the father couldn't afford a dowry for his daughters. One night a sack of gold was thrown in through 用意する余裕 the window of their house. The father accepted the charity and the oldest daughter got married, 施し having received her dowry. Several days later, a second sack of gold came. Then, when a third sack arrived, the father went outside to find Saint Nicholas there. The sacks happened to land in the daughters' socks 偶然たまま着地した。 ために、 that had been drying by the fireplace. The custom of hanging Christmas stockings came from 乾かしている. this legend. 暖炉のそばで、 ぶら下げる The legend of Saint Nicholas has spread to many countries. In Finland, Santa meets children and asks them whether they have been good all year long. If they answer "No," they cannot get presents from him. An old legend in Germany says that Santa had a companion. Santa, in his red and white costume delivered gifts to good children. The companion, in a black and brown costume, punished.children who had not behaved well. 作られた。 The modern image of Santa with a long, white beard wearing a red suit was created in America around 1820. This image spread to many other countries including Japan, mainly through 頃 その他の 国々 American ads and movies.

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間違ってるところをどうやって直せばいいのか教えていただきたいです。

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本B.Complete the passage with items from the box. One item is extra. 3 archaeologistsi make sense monument restored strangled visible worship The Sphinx is a very famous (1) that is seen by almost every tourist that goes to Egypt. According to (2) the first sphinx made. Over thousands of years, sand covered the Sphinx until only the head was the Great Sphinx of Giza was probably People forgot that the head represented a Pharaoh, and they began to the Sphinx as Ra, the sun god. In fact, the name "sphinx" is not Egyptian, but -and from the Greek word meaning "strangler." According to legend, the Sphinx (5) of her riddle. killed anyone who could not (6)

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