Answer:
- The sequence is an Arthemtic Progression
An=A1+(n-1)d
A1 is first term, An is nth term, n is number of term, and d is common difference
therefore
A4=35, A1= -17
A4=A1+(4-1)d
35= -17+3d
35+17=3d
52=3d
52/3=3d/3
14=d
common diffrence(d)=14
- The general solution is given by
An= -17+(n-1)14
An= -17+14n-14
An= -31+14n
<u>An= 14n-31</u>
A14 term, means n=14
From An=A1+(n-1)d
A14= -17+(14-1)14
= -17+(13×14)
= -17+182
= 165.
<u>Therfore, the 14th term is 165.</u>
2. A sequence has a CR of 4/5 and its eighth term (a8) is (393216/3125). What is its general equation? Its 3rd term?
<u>solution</u>
common ratio(r)=4/5
eighth term(G8)=393216/3125
From Gn= G1r^(n-1)
G8 means n=8
G8=G1r^(n-1)
393216/3125=G1(4/5)^(8-1)
393216/3125=G1(4/5)^7
G1=(393216/3125)/(4/5)^7
G1=600
<u>The first term is given by G1=600</u>
The General equation is given by
The General equation is given by Gn= 600(4/5)^(n-1)
3rd term (G3)
G3= G1(4/5)^(3-1) where n=3,
=600(4/5)^2
=600(16/25)
=384
<u>Therefore, the 3rd term is given by G3= </u><u>3</u><u>8</u><u>4</u><u>.</u>
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
(3-7)/(-2+1)= -4/-1= 4
y - 7 = 4(x + 1)
y - 7 = 4x + 4
y = 4x + 11
Answer:
Below in bold.
Step-by-step explanation:
4x + y = 9
Let's put x = 0 then:
4(0) + y = 9
0 + y = 9
y = 9
So one. ordered pair that is a solution is (0, 9)
Since the average height is 60 inches and its deviation is 2 inches, one deviation to the right (or higher) is 62 inches (60 + 2). Two deviations is 64 inches, three deviations is 66 inches, and four deviations is 68 inches.
Since the average weight is 100 pounds and its deviation is 5 inches, we repeat the process from finding heights to get to 115 pounds. That takes three deviations.
The MORE deviations away, the more unusual it is. So the height (4 deviations) is more unusual than the weight (3 deviations).