Greatest Integer Functions - Pre-Calculus
Card 0 of 4
If 
is the greatest integer function, what is the value of 
?
If
The greatest integer function takes an input and produces the greatest integer less than the input. Thus, the output is always smaller than the input and is an integer itself. Since our input was 
, we are looking for an integer less than this, which must be 
since any smaller integer would by definition not be "greatest".
The greatest integer function takes an input and produces the greatest integer less than the input. Thus, the output is always smaller than the input and is an integer itself. Since our input was
Compare your answer with the correct one above
If is the greatest integer function, what is the value of ?
If
The greatest integer function takes an input and produces the greatest integer less than the input. Thus, the output is always smaller than the input and is an integer itself. Since our input was , we are looking for an integer less than this, which must be since any smaller integer would by definition not be "greatest".
The greatest integer function takes an input and produces the greatest integer less than the input. Thus, the output is always smaller than the input and is an integer itself. Since our input was
Compare your answer with the correct one above
If is the greatest integer function, what is the value of ?
If
The greatest integer function takes an input and produces the greatest integer less than the input. Thus, the output is always smaller than the input and is an integer itself. Since our input was , we are looking for an integer less than this, which must be since any smaller integer would by definition not be "greatest".
The greatest integer function takes an input and produces the greatest integer less than the input. Thus, the output is always smaller than the input and is an integer itself. Since our input was
Compare your answer with the correct one above
If is the greatest integer function, what is the value of ?
If
The greatest integer function takes an input and produces the greatest integer less than the input. Thus, the output is always smaller than the input and is an integer itself. Since our input was , we are looking for an integer less than this, which must be since any smaller integer would by definition not be "greatest".
The greatest integer function takes an input and produces the greatest integer less than the input. Thus, the output is always smaller than the input and is an integer itself. Since our input was
Compare your answer with the correct one above