In logic, a biconditional<span> is a compound </span>statement<span> formed by combining two conditionals under "and." Biconditionals are true when both </span>statements<span> (facts) have the exact same truth value.
It could help you transform the statement into biconditional form.
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We have the slope m = (6-3)/(4-1) = 3/3 = 1;
Then, y - 3 = 1·( x - 1);
finally, y = x + 2.
From the recursive rule, you can tell the initial value is 3 and the common ratio is 12. The explicit rule is always
.. (n-th term) = (initial value)*(common ratio)^(n -1)
Subsituting the values you know, you have
.. an = 3*12^(n-1)
The answer is 35/10 and 6/10
