Constant: 3x;linear: -6; quadratic: 4x2
In the image below, I showed my work. What you basically do is find the greatest perfect square in each variable and you pull it out of the radical.
Consider we need to find f(n).
Given:
Achilles ordered a pizza with 16 slices.
Every hour, he ate half of the remaining slices.
To find:
The function f(n) that is the number of slices Achilles ate in the hour since he got home.
Solution:
Initial number of slices = 16
Every hour, he ate half of the remaining slices. So, the number slices Achilles ate in the hour since he got home are:
8, 4, 2, 1, ...
It is a geometric sequence with first term 8 and common ratio
.
The explicit formula for a geometric sequence is:

Where, a is the first term and r is the common ratio.
Substituting
, we get

Therefore, the function f(n) that is the number of slices Achilles ate in the hour since he got home is
.
Answer:HEY THERE
Step-by-step explanation:
<h3>55/z + 1/5 = 7/z</h3><h3>>1/5=7/z -55/z</h3><h3>>1/5= -48/z[do cross multiplication]</h3><h3>>1*z=5*-48</h3><h3>>z=-240</h3><h3>this is ur answerr..hope it helped u^_^</h3>
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