Answer:
a) The original conditional statement
Answer:
-69x-66
Step-by-step explanation:
1) given: a₁=-4x-1; a₂=-9x-6; a₃=-14x-11. Find: a₁₄-?
2) a₁₄=a₁+13d, where d - the difference between neighbor-terms;
3) d=a₂-a₁; ⇔ d= -9x-6+4x+1= -5x-5;
4) a₁₄= -4x-1+13*(-5x-5)= -69x-66.
Here's a list that might help:
Odd functions: sinx, tanx, cotx, cscx
Even functions: cosx, secx
Answer: a6=70
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
In the Arithmetic Sequence the formula is:
an= a1 + d(n−1)
where
a1 is the first term
d is the common difference
n is the number of terms
in this problem
a1=5
a2=18
a3=31
a4=44
a5=57
so
d=a2-a1 or a3-a2 or a4-a3 or a5-a4
d=57-44----> 13
find a6
a6= a1 + d(n−1)
n=6
d=13
a1=5
a6=5+13*(6-1)----> a6=5+13*5----> a6=70
<h3>
Answer: B) Linear pair postulate</h3>
Explanation:
As the name implies, "linear pair" means the two angles combine to form a straight line of 180 degrees. Think of gluing the angles together.
As an example, let's say angle 1 was 50 degrees and angle 4 is 130 degrees. They combine to 50+130 = 180 which is a straight angle. I recommend using a protractor to help draw these angles.
