Answer:
a) the common difference is 20
b) 
c) the common difference is -13
d) 
Step-by-step explanation:
a) what is the common difference of the sequence xn
Looking at the table, we get x_3=16, x_4=36 and x_5= 56
Deterring the common difference by subtracting x_4 from x_3 we get
36-16 =20
So, the common difference is 20
b) what is x_8? what is x_12
The formula used is: 
We know common difference d= 20, we need to find 
Using
we can find 

So, We have 
Now finding 

So, 
Now finding 

So, 
c) what is the common difference of the sequence 
Looking at the table, we get a_7=104, a_8=91 and a_9= 78
Deterring the common difference by subtracting a_7 from a_8 we get
91-104 =-13
So, the common difference is -13
d) what is a_12? what is a_15?
The formula used is: 
We know common difference d= -13, we need to find 
Using
we can find 

So, We have 
Now finding
, put n=12

So, 
Now finding
, put n=15

So, 
Answer:
veinte
Step-by-step explanation:
Son veinte porque si alineas 10 + 10 así-
10
+ 10, solo agregas las que serán un dos. Luego sueltas el cero, que será 20.
Answer:
Answer is explained in the attached document
Step-by-step explanation:
Hessenberg matrix- it a special type of square matrix,there there are two subtypes of hessenberg matrix that is upper Hessenberg matrix and lower Hessenberg matrix.
upper Hessenberg matrix:- in this type of matrix zero entries below the first subdiagonal or in another words square matrix of n\times n is said to be in upper Hessenberg form if ai,j=0
for all i,j with i>j+1.and upper Hessenberg matrix is called unreduced if all subdiagonal entries are nonzero
lower Hessenberg matrix:- in this type of matrix zero entries upper the first subdiagonal,square matrix of n\times n is said to be in lower Hessenberg form if ai,j=0 for all i,j with j>i+1.and lower Hessenberg matrix is called unreduced if all subdiagonal entries are nonzero.
Answer:
ok
Step-by-step explanation: