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2 years ago

Find the sum of the series:

Mathematics

1 answer:

xxMikexx [17]2 years ago

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It diverges

Step-by-step explanation:

it is an alternating sequence hence it will diverge

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80.

$4s+5c=46\\3s+c=22$

81. Each apple cost $0.50

82. One pound of chocolate = $3

Step-by-step explanation:

80.

Let sold of 1 senior citizen ticket be "s", and

cost of 1 child ticket be "c"

First Day, 4 senior citizen ticket and 5 child tickets sold, equaled $46, so the equation we can write is:

$4s+5c=46$

Second Day, 3 senior citizen ticket and 1 child ticket sold, equaled $22, so the equation we can write is:

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81.

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3a + 2b = 2

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4 apples and 4 bananas cost $3, so we can write:

4a + 4b = 3

We can solve for the variable b in equation 1. Shown below:

$3a + 2b = 2\\2b=2-3a\\b=\frac{2-3a}{2}$

Now we put this value of b into equation 2 and solve for cost of 1 apple, a. Shown below:

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82.

Let 1 pound of chocolate be cost "c"

Let 1 pound of peanut be cost "p"

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4c + 2p = 16

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