Answer:
5/6 is greater
Step-by-step explanation:
First obtain a common denominator for the fractions. Multiply the denominator of one fraction to the denominator of another and that is the denominator for the new fractions (54). Then multiply the denominator of one fraction to the numerator of the other one to obtain the new numerator. (e.g. 5*9=45 so 5/6 ->45/54) do this to the other fraction and you will see that 7/9 -> 42/54 and 45/54 is greater than 42/54 so 5/6 is greater .
Answer: (B) -625
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Given the sequence {-500, -100, -20, -4, -0.8, ... }, we know that that the first term (a) is -500 and the ratio (r) is 
Input those values into the Sum formula:

Answer:
any number that isn't 8 or above it
Step-by-step explanation:
It would be the last graph because at the x-intercept, it crosses the 5
5k^2 = 25 ^ 3 = 15625
5k^6 = 15625
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