Answer:
-142
Step-by-step explanation:
You seem to have an arithmetic sequence with first term -66 and common difference (-68-(-66)) = -2. The general term of such a sequence is given by ...
an = a1 +d(n -1) . . . . . for first term a1 and common difference d
We want to evaluate this equation for a1 = -66, d = -2, n = 39:
a39 = -66 -2(39 -1) = -66 -76 = -142
The 39th term is -142.
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Answer: It's in the step-by step explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
I just learned about this too. I'll use what I know to help you out.
According to whatever law of the circle, where you have two intersecting lines within the bounds of a circle(that'd be TQ and SW), the product of the divided segments will equal each other.
So to put that in terms, TU times QU = SU times WU.
So let's get the value of segment TU, which is 1.5
Then let's get the value of segment of QU, which is 4.
Now let's get the value of WU, which is 3. We don't know what SU is yet. So put it in algebraic form.
1.5(4)=3x
6=3x
2=x
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8 is your range, 15-7= 8.
thanks for your help I really think that it's three