Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
In the first pattern, there were 6 sticks
In the second pattern, there were 10 sticks.
In the third pattern, there were 14 sticks.
Based on the pattern, we see that each time, 4 more sticks are added and that the initial amount of stick is 6.
Thus: the equation for how many sticks there would be in pattern n is:
# of sticks in pattern n = 6 + 4n
Hope that helps!
Answer: m= $25/10 r
Step-by-step explanation:
Let m= money
r= raffle ticket
Then according to the statement
m= $25 for 10 tickets
so 10 tickets= $25
Or the equation goes,
m= $25/10 r
Answer:
<em>The compound inequality that shows the voltage amount the necessary range is
</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
Loni needs between 3.5 and 7.2 volts of energy, not inclusive, to make an experiment work correctly.
That means, <u>the voltage amount should be either greater than 3.5 volts or less than 7.2 volts</u>.
Suppose, the amount of voltage is
volts to make the experiment work correctly.
Now, Voltage amount is greater than 3.5 volts means:
or 
and voltage amount is less than 7.2 volts means: 
Thus, the compound inequality by combining the above two inequalities will be: 
9(n+3)=7n-3
1) distribute 9 into (n+3)
9n+27=7n-3
2) subtract 7n on both sides
2n+27=-3
3) subtract 27 on both sides
2n=-30
4) divide by 2
n=-15