9514 1404 393
Answer:
geometric
Step-by-step explanation:
The signs of the terms alternate, so it cannot be an arithmetic sequence.
The ratios of terms are ...
6/-3 = -12/6 = 24/-12 = -2
The terms have a constant ratio of -2, so the sequence is geometric.
Basically what is happening is:
You start out with 15. That 1st week you have 22% more than 15, or in other words 15*1.22. The following week you have 22% more than 22% more of 15, which is 15*1.22*1.22.
Now we can write a function that models this situation:
f(n): number of views
n: number of weeks since you started
f(n) = 15(1.22^n)
We want to find out how many views there are after four weeks, so plug 4 in for n.
f(4) = 15(1.22^4)
f(4) = 33.23
This means after 4 weeks you can expect the video to have 33 views.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer: 96 ways
In this case, the freshman must take one class each from Science(6 courses), Humanities(4 courses) and Mathematics( 4 courses).
Then to know how many ways she can arrange you just need to multiply the each course count (it would different if she has to take more than one class).
The calculation would be: 6 x 4 x 4= 96 ways.
I am assuming you are trying to find the sum.
First, plug in n for 1, then n for 80 to get the following numbers:
5/6 and 163/6
As you go up the sequence, as n is increased by 1, then the next number is increased by 1/3
Use the arithmetic sequence formula to solve for the sum.
n * (a1 + a2)/2 where a1 is 1st number and a2 is last number.
80 * (5/6 + 163/6)/2
Simplify the expression to get 1120.
