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equivale a doce unidades, por ejemplo:
tengo 12 huevos = tengo una docena de huevos, pero tambien se pueden acumular, por ejemplo:
tengo 24 canicas = tengo 2 docenas
y para sacar las docenas solo divides el numero o las unidades entre 12
UnDeR · hace 7 años
Math uses numbers and equations, and science requires the scientific method and experimentation
<span>Lennie used
associative law of addition.
Associative law of addition doesn’t matter how you group the given numbers to
add.
a + (b + c) = (a + b) + c
=> 19 + (11 + 37) or ( 19 + 11) + 37
=> 19 + (48) or (30) + 37
=> 67 or 67</span>
For this case we have the following equation:
an = a1 + (n - 1) • d
Where,
a1 = 57
d = 66-57 = 9
For the term number 250 we have:
n = 250
Substituting the values:
a250 = 57 + (250 - 1) * 9
a250 = 2298
Answer:
D.2298
That will be 3/11.
According to your question. It is incorrect. You meant repetitive.
https://socratic.org/questions/how-do-you-convert-0-27-27-repeating-to-a-fraction
This will prove my answer correct.
