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Complete question:
A circle with radius 3 has a sector with a central angle of 1/9 pi radians
what is the area of the sector?
Answer:
The area of the sector = square units
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the area of the sector of a circle, let's use the formula:
Where, A = area
r = radius = 3
Substituting values in the formula, we have:
The area of the sector = square units
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be the number of seats in the 
-th row. The number seats in the -th row relative to the number of seats in the 
-th row is given by the recursive rule
Since
, we have
So the explicit rule for the sequence is
In the 15th row, the number of seats is
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with
.
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3. Now let denote the number of pushups done in the -th week. Since 
, 
, and 
, it looks like we can expect the number of pushups to quadruple per week. So,
starting with
.
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Since
So the explicit rule for the sequence
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2. Let
with
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3. Now let
starting with
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