Answer: At the Month May Jordan as able to get enough money to buy the phone.
Work:
December:$5
January:$10
February:$20
March:$40
April:$80
May:<em><u>$160 <--Answer</u></em>
____________________________________________________________In the problem Jordan saves $5 at December, then at January Jordan saved $10 which is twice as December's saved money amount. February, Jordan saved $20, which is twice as January's saved money amount. March is $40, which is twice as February's saved money amount. For April it is $80, which is twice as March's money amount, May is $160 which is twice as April's money amount. Or another way to say this is by starting at $5. Then, keep multiplying by 2 for each month until you get $150 or more. When you do, stop at the month that gets you $150 or more. When i did this exact method, I got $160 on the Month of May. $160 is more than enough for Jordan to buy his phone. So the month May is the correct answer where Jordan can get enough money for his phone.
the question does not present the options, but this
does not interfere with the resolution
Let
a1=-4
a2=-24
a3=-144
a4=-864
a5=?
we know that
a2/a1=-24/-4----> 6-------> a2=6*a1
a3/a2=-144/-24---> 6-----> a3=6*a2
a4/a3=-864/-144---> 6----> a4=6*a3
therefore
a5=6*a4-----> a5=6*(-864)------> a5=-5184
hence
the formula is
an=6*a(n-1)
<span>n and (n-1) are subscripts </span>
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