Answer:
The 4 t h term is f(4) = 143
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>Explanation</em>:-
Given function f(1) = -4
Given 'nth' term is f(n) = -3f(n-1) +5
Put n =2 <em> f(2) = -3 f(2-1) +5</em>
= -3 f(1) +5
= -3 (-4) +5
= 12 +5
f(2) = 17
put n= 3
f(n) = -3f(n-1) +5
<em> f(3) = -3 f(3-1) +5</em>
= -3f(2) +5
= -3(17) +5
= -51+5
f(3) = -46
Put n=4
f(n) = -3f(n-1) +5
<em> f(4) = -3f(4-1) +5</em>
<em> f(4) = -3f(3)+5</em>
f(4) = -3(-46)+5
f(4) = 138 +5
f(4) = 143
<u><em>Final answer</em></u>:-
<em>The 4 t h term is f(4) = 143</em>
Most real number arithmetic is pretty vacuous
That's about as good a way as possible to write this particular real number. But it's far from the only way.
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Sometimes you can factor something out and you have a common radical:
But most of them are vacuous,
Answer:
9/10
Step-by-step explanation:
4/10 + 2/10 + 3/10 = 9/10
4 + 2 + 3 = 9
A) 5:00
<span>At 00 minutes, the minute hand is point straight up. That is one quarter turn of the entire circle. One-fourth of 2π radians is 1/2 π, or π/2 </span>
b) 7:15
At 15 minutes, the minute hand is pointing straight to the right, along the imaginary positive x-axis, so it has turned through none of the circle. 0 radians.
c) 3:30
<span>This one isn't as clean as the others. Let's first find the 35 minute position: it occurs at hour number 7. Identify that measuring from 3 (positive x-axis, measuring counter clockwise) you have to turn through 40 minutes worth of clock. 40 minutes represents 40/60 of an entire clock, which reduces to 2/3. 2/3 of all the radians in a circle (2π of them) is 4/3π, or 4π/3.
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