Answer:
Move the decimal so there is one non-zero digit to the left of the decimal point. The number of decimal places you move will be the exponent on the
10
. If the decimal is being moved to the right, the exponent will be negative. If the decimal is being moved to the left, the exponent will be positive.
1.99
×
10
−
6
Step-by-step explanation:
Sn=n/2 (2a1 +(n-1)d)
[s5= 5/2 (2a1 +(5-1)d) = 5a1+10d]
s6=3(2a1+5d) = 6a1+15d
s4=2(2a1+3d) = 4a1+6d
6a1+15d -(4a1+6d) = 5 -----(1)
s7=7/2(2a1+6d) =7a1+21d
6a1+15d + 7a1+21d = 21 -----(2)
(1) 2a1+9d=5 -----(3)
(2) 13a1+36d=21 ----(4)
(3)*4 ; 8a1+36d=20 ----(5)
(4)-(5) 5a1 = 1
so a1 = 1/5
(3) 2a1+9d=5
2(1/5)+9d = 5
9d = 5-2/5 =23/5
d = 23/45
so [s5= 5/2 (2a1 +(5-1)d) = 5a1+10d = 5(1/5) + 10(23/45) = 1 + 5.11 = 6.11 ]
i'm not sure about the answer but the process is correct
6. 68. yea thats all i know
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
You have to look at the second term to be sure of the meaning of t - 15n
What the given term says is that the total number of tickets sold (p) will decrease by 15 times the number of increases that there are.
The other term says that the cost of 1 ticket will increase that each ticket will increase by 2 dollars for each change in the ticket prices providing that change is 2 dollars.
C is out of the question. The information talks about 2 dollars per increase which is the first term.
A is not quite correct. It implies there is exactly 1 ticket increase. The crorect answer is the ticket increases can be a number of times (n)
The answer is B
Answer:
$104
Step-by-step explanation:
First find how much 1 ticket costs
65/5= 13
Times that by 8
8x13=104