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2 answers:

Sedaia [141]3 years ago

8 0

Remark
That is going to result in some very heavy duty money.

Equation
P_n = 6^n
P_n = payment in nickels

Check
Let n = 1
P_n = 6^1
P_n = 6
P_3 = 6^3
P_3 = 216 Just what the question said we should get

Question
Find P_8

Put the formula into your calculator like this.
6
^ Some calculators x^y and others use y^x instead of ^
8
=

Do they want scientific notation for the first 2 blanks? Have you studied that yet?
P_8 = 1.6796 * 10^6
First blank = 1.6796
The second one = 6

The third one is 1,679,616

LenaWriter [7]3 years ago

6 0

Same thing as the other problem but this time its multiplied by 6 so you just do 6^8

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