Consider, please, this option:
if a1=1 and r=3, then using a formula aₓ=a₁*rˣ:
1. a1=1;
2. a2=3;
3. a3=9;
4. a4=27;
5. a5=81
Since a=2 it will be 5x2 which equal 10, plus 6
Answer:
$14.10
Step-by-step explanation:
To have 30 bulbs, Maura can buy 10 packages of 3 at $5.37 each, for a total of $53.70. Or, she can buy 15 packages of 2 at $4.52 each, for a total of $67.80.
Buying in packages of 3, Maura saves $67.80 -53.70 = $14.10.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Hello!
You have two populations of interest and want to compare them. If you define the study variables as:
X₁: average hourly wages of an employee of the Downtown store.
n₁= 25
X[bar]₁= $9
S₁= $2
X₂: average hourly wages of an employee of the North Mall store.
n₂= 20
X[bar]₂= $8
S₂= $1
Both samples taken are independent, assuming that both populations are normal and that their population variances are equal I'll use the Student's-t statistic with a pooled sample variance to calculate the Confidence interval:
95% CI for μ₁ - μ₂
(X[bar]₁-X[bar]₂) ± 


Sa= 1.64

(9-8)±2.017*
[0.007636;1.9923]
I hope it helps!
Answer:
The equation of the line is y = 2x + 6