a_{10} = \frac{177147}{65536} is solution of arithmetic progression (AP).
What is arithmetic progression (AP) in math?
- The difference between any two consecutive numbers in an arithmetic progression (AP) is always a fixed amount.
- The AP cost per invoice is calculated by dividing the total number of invoices paid over a certain time period by all the expenditures incurred to pay those invoices over that same time period.
- An accurate assessment of a company's AP efficiency can be made using this metric in conjunction with other accounts payable measures.
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The balloon has a volume 
dependent on its radius 
:
Differentiating with respect to time 
gives
If the volume is increasing at a rate of 10 cubic m/s, then at the moment the radius is 3 m, it is increasing at a rate of
The surface area of the balloon is
and differentiating gives
so that at the moment the radius is 3 m, its area is increasing at a rate of
<span>Find the odds of a man with high blood pressure dying from cardiovascular disease. 55 p .0165 3338 = p .0165 .0165 .0168 1 p 1 .0165 .9835
Do the same for a man with low blood pressure. 21 p .0079 2676 = = p .0079 .0079 .00796 1 p 1 .0079 .9921 = = = − − ----->
Calculate the odds ratio with the odds for the high blood pressure group in the numerator. Describe the result in words. HBP LBP odds .0168 odds ratio 2.11 odds .00796 = = = Men with high blood pressure are 2.11 times more likely to die from cardiovascular disease.</span>
The mess up occurs in one of the first things she says. She first claims that 7^2 +25^2 = 24^2
Wait a minute... slow your roll there.
25 is the hypotenuse, or the longest side of the triangle AND opposite the right angle (but we aren't supposed to know that yet).
The Pythagorean Theorem holds that a^2 + b^2 = c^2, where a & b are the legs of the triangle & c is the hypotenuse. So, she got the formatting correctly, but she switched 24 & 25.
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