An arithmetic sequence would have a common difference between successive terms, not the case here.
A geometric sequence has a common ratio; let's check:
That's a common ratio of 3 so as far as we can tell a geometric sequence.
Answer: geometric
17 ½ % of 240
First option
Change the fraction ½
to a decimal. It would be 0.5 ( 1 divided by 2)
½=0.5
You will add the whole number 17 to the result.
17 + 05 = 17.5
Now you will divide by 100 (percent)
17.5 /100 To divide a
decimal by 100, move the decimal point two
places to the left.
17.5 /100 = 0.175 times 240
0.175 x 240 = 42
Second option
Change the percent to an improper fraction
17 ½= 35/2 (you have to multiply (2 x 17) plus 1 equals 35
over 2 ( keep the denominator). It will be 35/2. Put the other number (240) over 100 and
multiply.
35/2 x 240/100 = 42
There is another way . You can simplify
Cancel all the zeros that you have and start to reduce.
6
7 12
35 x 24<span> 0 </span> = 42
2 10
0
1 5
1
17 ½ % of 240 = 42
Using the features, a piece-wise function is defined, and the graph is sketched at the end of this answer.
A piece-wise function is a function that has <u>multiple definitions</u>, depending on the value of the input.
He starts at 0 feet, and reaches a maximum elevation of 800 feet in 30 minutes, with a steady(linear) increase thus, for the first 30 minutes, the definition is:
For the next 5 minutes, he stops to rest, at the maximum elevation of 800 feet, thus, the definition is:
For the final 20 minutes, he descends 800 meters, at a linear rate, thus:
Using these definitions, the graph is sketched at the end of this answer.
A similar problem is given at brainly.com/question/13205719
Answer:
$285
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Blueberries:</u>
B = number of pounds of blueberries bought
$5.50 = price of blueberries per pound
$5.50B = total price of B pounds of blueberries
<u>Blueberries:</u>
R = number of pounds of raspberries bought
$4 = price of raspberries per pound
$4R = total price of R pounds of raspberries
<u>Total:</u>
$5.5B + $4R
Since 5.5B+4R=285, then Amit spends in total on both types of berries $285
-11-(-7)
-11+7
Your answer is -4
