Answer:
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Answer:
aₙ= -2n²
Step-by-step explanation:
<h2><u>Solution 1:</u></h2>
The sequence:
The difference between the terms:
- a₁= -2
- a₂= a₁ - 6 = a₁ - 2*3= a₁- 2*(2²-1)
- a₃= a₂ - 10 = a₁ - 16= a₁ - 2*8= a₁ - 2*(3²-1)
- a₄= a₃- 14= a₁ - 30= a₁ - 2*15= a₁ - 2*(4² -1)
- ...
- aₙ= a₁ -2*(n²-1)= -2 -2n² +2= -2n²
As per above, the nth term is: aₙ= -2n²
<h2><u /></h2><h2><u>Solution 2</u></h2>
The sequence:
- -2, -8, -18, -32, -50
- -2*1, -2*4, - 2*9, -2*25
- -2*1², -2*2², -2*3², -2*4², -2*5², ..., -2*n²
- aₙ= -2n²
Answer:
C.
Step-by-step explanation:
You are given 3x-4y<16 and we want to see which of the ordered pairs is a solution.
These ordered pairs are assumed to be in the form (x,y).
A. (0,-4)
?
3x-4y<16 with (x=0,y=-4)
3(0)-4(-4)<16
0+16<16
16<16 is not true so (0,-4) is not a solution of the given inequality.
B. (4,-1)?
3x-4y<16 with (x=4,y=-1)
3(4)-4(-1)<16
12+4<16
16<16 is not true so (4,-1) is not a solution of the given inequality.
C. (-3,-3)?
3x-4y<16 with (x=-3,y=-3)
3(-3)-4(-3)<16
-9+12<16
3<16 is true so (-3,-3) is a solution to the given inequality.
D. (2,-3)?
3x-4y<16 with (x=2,y=-3)
3(2)-4(-3)<16
6+12<16
18<16 is false so (2,-3) is not a solution to the given inequality.
