What is a rule for the sequence below ? 1.8,2.85,3.90,4.95,6

Mathematics

2 answers:

slavikrds [6]3 years ago

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You Add 1.05 Hope My Answer Helps You

Kisachek [45]3 years ago

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Is the number increasing or decreasing?
Then do the inverse operation. Such as:
The example you give above, the numbers are increasing (adding) so to find the sequence, use minus. So now to solve the problem, you have to go backward. Such as 6 minus the number back of it so, 6-4.95=1.41. This means to get 4.95 to 6 is 1.41. And then do the next step the same thing. If you end up more than two sequel, it's okay. Just say (Example)> The sequel it is going back 5.87 and 5.89.

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Answer:

C. -3(√y)(∛x²)

Step-by-step explanation:

Recall the rule for exponents with fractions. The numerator represents the power the variable is raised by, and the denominator represents the which root will be taken.

y^1/2 equals √y

and x^2/3 equals ∛x²

So the answer is -3(√y)(∛x²)

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