The names of who have solved question number 22:

A)

🏆Mohammed Alqottby from Yemen

🏆E.Nabeel Alhamdani from Yemen

🏆Ali Sadeghi from Iran

🏆Ahmed Al-Aradi from Bahrain

B)

🏆Mohammed Alqottby from Yemen

🏆E.Nabeel Alhamdani from Yemen

🏆Ahmed Al-Aradi from Bahrain

C)

🏆Matteo from Italy

🏆Ali Sadeghi from Iran

🏆E.Nabeel Alhamdani from Yemen

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Sent by E.Nabeel Alhamdani from Yemen

👇This is problem number 23👇
you can send for us your answers until 15 September

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The names of who have solved problem number 23:

A)

🏆Mohammed Alqottby from Yemen

🏆E.Nabeel Alhamdani from Yemen

B)

🏆Mohammed Alqottby from Yemen

🏆E.Nabeel Alhamdani from Yemen

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A
Sent by Mohammed Alqottby from Yemen

B

👇This is problem number 24👇

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Deanna Needell co-awarded the IMA Prize in Mathematics and Applications
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🔴Professor Deanna Needell🔴

✅Professor Deanna Needell was co-awarded the IMA Prize in Mathematics and Applications, an award that recognizes an individual who has made a transformative impact on the mathematical sciences and their applications.

✅Professor Needell has been a mentor for several RIPS and REU summer programs at UCLA, and will be joining the faculty in our department of Mathematics this July.

✅More information about the prize and her research can be found here.

👇👇👇👇
https://www.ima.umn.edu/press-room/ima-prize-winners-2016

A
Sent by MohammedAlqottby from Yemen

B
Sent by MohammedAlqottby from Yemen

C
Sent by MohammedAlqottby from Yemen
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Because (x,y)∈N so last answer is (4,23)

A
An other prove

C
An other prove
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Last answer just→(4,23)