Answer:
Neither
Step-by-step explanation:
If the sequence was geometric, each term would be multiplied by the same multiplier to get to the next one. We can check if the multiplier is the same by taking a term and dividing it by the term before it. For example,
-4/3.5=-1.14285714
-7.5/-4=1.87500
The multiplier between the terms aren't the same so it's not geometric.
For arithmetic, the distances between each term would be the same, and we can take the same idea from the geometric sequence, but use subtraction instead of division
-4-3,5=-7.5
-7.5-(-4)=-3.5
Again, the distances aren't the same, so it's not arithmetic.
Answer:
2.50 dollars.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Will and his friends buy a large salad to share and several slices of pizza, p.
The graph given shows the total cost for lunch, c and slices of pizza,p.
p is marked horizontally, and c vertically.
Observing the points marked we find that for every increase of one slice of pizza, the cost i.e. c on vertical line increases by 0.50 times vertical grid.
Since each grid equals 5 dollars vertically, we find 1/2 grid increase is equal to increase of 1/2(5 ) =2.50 dollars.
Thus for increase of one slice of pizza, 2.50 dollars cost is increased.
Answer:
41 1/4
Step-by-step explanation:
Change 16 1/2 to a mixed number
16 1/2 = (2*16+1)/2 = 33/2
Change 2 1/2 to a mixed number = (2*2+1)/2 = 5/2
Multiply the turns per inch by the inches
33/2 * 5/2 =165/4
Change this back to a mixed number
4 goes into 165 41 times
41*4 = 164 there is 1 left over
41 1/4
Answer:
n + 11 and 11 + n
Step-by-step explanation:
Let n be the unknown number,
n is increased by 11,
That is, n + 11
By the commutative property of addition,
The expression would be,
11 + n
For drawing a model that shows n + 11
Take two boxes in which first shows n and second shows 11 and add them,
Similarly, for showing 11 + n, take first box that shows 11 and second box that shows n then add them.
Answer:
6 3 /11
Step-by-step explanation:
10 5/11 - 4 2/11
since they already have a common denominator
10 5/ 11
- 4 2 /11
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6 3 /11
