Given that x is a whole number, Niram conjectured that x3>x2.

What value is a counterexample to Niram's conjecture?

A.) - 2

B.) 110

C.) 1

D.) 5

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Melany Krause

Mathematics

2 May, 19:39

Given that x is a whole number, Niram conjectured that x3>x2.

What value is a counterexample to Niram's conjecture?

A.) - 2

B.) 110

C.) 1

D.) 5

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Answers (2)

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Deacon Williamson · Answer 1

Deacon Williamson 2 May, 19:54

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I believe the answer is a

Pirate · Answer 2

X=0

or 1, because 1>1 is false

also - 2 is a counterexample because - 8>4 is false

answers are A and C

if ya meant x³≥x² then the only answer is A

Given that x is a whole number, Niram conjectured that x3>x2.What value is a counterexample to Niram's conjecture?A.) - 2B.) 110C.) 1D.) 5

Given that x is a whole number, Niram conjectured that x3>x2.

What value is a counterexample to Niram's conjecture?

A.) - 2

B.) 110

C.) 1

D.) 5