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skelet666 [1.2K]
2 years ago
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Algebra Homework Question

Mathematics
1 answer:
-BARSIC- [3]2 years ago
6 0
Which function represent the number of white tiles
looks like
total-red=white

total is normally x by x and red=x-2 by x-2

first one
test the given eqations

W(n)=4n+4
if n=which thing it is
first one has 8 tiles
W(1)=4(1)+4
W(1)=4+4
W(1)=8
corrrect
check top one

then the next one

the inputs are all natural numbers


last 2
check them
W(6)=4(6)+4
W(6)=24+4
W(6)=28
their thing is false
W(8)=4(8)+4
W(8)-32+4
W(8)=36
correct


ANSWERS
 very  top one
3rd from top (all natural numbers)
5th  from top (continous fn)
last one
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