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In the complex cubic problem, one endpoint of the possible range of is , and the relevant area is . Encode the endpoint by , and encode the area by squaring it. Find the sum of the two encoded integers.
To solve the problem, we follow the specific encoding instructions provided:
Step 1: Encode the endpoint $$\frac{23}{27}$$
The problem states that this value should be encoded by adding the numerator and denominator:
So, the first encoded integer is 50.
Step 2: Encode the area 4$$\sqrt{3}$$
We are told to square the area for encoding. The given area is:
Squaring this value:
Thus, the second encoded integer is 48.
Step 3: Sum the two encoded integers
Now, summing the results from both encodings:
Final Answer
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