Well this problem can be solved with Algebra
the rule here is that for every incrementing sequence you increase your number by 6.
T(n)=18+6(n-1)
for 603 to be in the sequence, it has to male sense with the function above
603=18+6(n-1)
603-18=585
585=6(n-1)
n-1=(585/6)
n=(585+6)/6
n=591/6
here is your answer.
first off, is noteworthy that's the graph of an exponential function, thus the function will be along the lines of g(x) = abˣ , now, what's "a" and "b" values?
well, let's take a peek when x = 0 and x = 1.
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a. 2 – 8 - [- 4 – (-6 + 3 -9)] X ( -10 ÷2) suprimir los signos de agrupacion
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Multiplying a Monomial by a Monomial. When multiplying a monomial by a monomial, we multiply the coefficients together and tack on the variables at the end (usually in alphabetical order). When multiplying two of the same variables, add the exponents. Remember that the exponent on x is an invisible 1.
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