Common difference of an Arithmetic progression can be found out by subtracting the preceding term from that given term.
i.e
therefore, the common difference of the above Arithmetic progression is -4 .
Answer:
no they don't one lies in quadrant 1 while the other is in quadrant 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Given situation : 0.5 pound of peaches selling for 0.80 dollars/ pound
0.7 pound of oranges selling for 0.90 dollars / pound.
Solution
Given number 1 : Peaches
=> 0.5 pound = meaning, ½ pound is available, And 1 pound of it costs 0.80 dollars.
Let’s solve:
=> 0.80 dollars * 0.5
=> 0.40 dollars – the price of the peaches.
Given number 2 : Oranges
=> 0.7 pounds of oranges, meaning less than 1 pound. And 1 pound costs 0.90 dollars
Let’s solve to get the anwer
=> 0.7 * .90
=> 0.63 dollars – the costs of 0.7 pounds of oranges,
Answer:
Move all terms to the left side and set equal to zero. Then set each factor equal to zero.
Exact Form:
x=1/5,3
Decimal Form:
x=0.2,3
Area:LW
8*15=180
<span>8 is the length,15 is the Width,17 is the hieght </span>
