The missing exponent of 1/169=(1/13)
<span>The arithmetic sequences have a constant difference between two terms. This sequence does not match this criterion, look: 12-8 = 4; 8-5=3; 5-3=2. Then it is not arithmetic. Let's examine whether it is geometric. Geometric sequences have a constant ration between adjacent terms: given that 3/2 is different to 5/3, and both are different to 8/5 and so on, this sequence does not either match this requirement. Then the sequence is not arithmetic or geometric.</span>
1. I chose Volleyball, which has only 2 kids. Football has 9 kids. So to find how many more kids prefer Football over Volleyball we subtract the two.
9-2= 7
2. The least popular sport is Volleyball, which again is 2.
And soccer has 7 kids who prefer Soccer over any other sport.
So it’s the same process, 7-2= 5
Answer:
This number belongs to rational number and real number set.
Step-by-step explanation:
The given number is a rational number because it is terminating.
It is also a real number because it does not have any imaginary part.
So, this number belongs to rational number and real number set.
It cannot be an integer or whole number as it has decimal.
It cannot be irrational as well, as it is terminating.
Answer:
-2
Step-by-step explanation:
4y - 7 = - 15
4y = -15 + 7
4y = -8
y = - 8 / 4
y = - 2
