B = rw+ r
Factor the right side:
b = r (w + 1)
Divide each side by ' r ' :
b/r = w + 1
Subtract 1 from each side:
b/r - 1 = w
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Determine whether each sequence is geometric? <br>
1) 60,48,36,24,12,…<br>
2) 3,6,12,24,48,…
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Answers:
- Not geometric
- Geometric
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Explanation for problem 1
Divide each term over its previous term.
- term2/term1 = 48/60 = 0.8
- term3/term2 = 36/48 = 0.75
We can stop here. The two results 0.8 and 0.75 do not match up, so we don't have a common ratio. Therefore, this sequence is <u>not</u> geometric. A geometric sequence must have each ratio of adjacent terms to be the same value throughout the list of numbers.
Side note: This sequence is arithmetic because we are subtracting the same amount each time (12) to generate each new term.
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Explanation for problem 2
Like before, we'll divide each term by its previous term.
- term2/term1 = 6/3 = 2
- term3/term2 = 12/6 = 2
- term4/term3 = 24/12 = 2
- term5/term4 = 48/24 = 2
Each ratio found was 2. This is the common ratio and it shows we have a geometric sequence. It indicates that each term is twice that of its previous term. Eg: the jump from 12 to 24 is "times 2".
Answer:
If you go to desmos.com, select the graphing calculator, and enter in y = 3x you should be able to see how it's graphed! Hope this helps!
The number can be written as a riot of two decimal numbers e.g 3/10
