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God is infinite and omnipotent: God is everywhere, unlimited, and all-powerful. God can do anything.
God is eternal: God always was and always will be. God is the one being who cannot not be.
God is holy: Gods goodness and love are unlimited.
God is immutable: God does not change-ever.
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We first need to write the function in standard form.
y = -x^2 - 7x + 18
To find the axis of symmetry, we do -b/2a
The a and b are the coefficients of the x values.
So a would be -1 since -x is same as -1x
Follow that, b would be -7.
Then just plug the values in. - (-7)/2(-1) = -7/2
The axis of symmetry is -7/2
Answer:

Explanation:
Given


Each term after the second term is the average of all of the preceding terms
Required:
Explain how to solve the 2020th term
Solve the 2020th term
Solving the 2020th term of a sequence using conventional method may be a little bit difficult but in questions like this, it's not.
The very first thing to do is to solve for the third term;
The value of the third term is the value of every other term after the second term of the sequence; So, what I'll do is that I'll assign the value of the third term to the 2020th term
<em>This is proved as follows;</em>
From the question, we have that "..... each term after the second term is the average of all of the preceding terms", in other words the MEAN

<em>Assume n = 3</em>

<em>Multiply both sides by 2</em>


<em>Assume n = 4</em>


Substitute 



Assume n = 5


Substitute
and 



<em>Replace 5 with n</em>

<em>(n-1) will definitely cancel out (n-1); So, we're left with</em>

Hence,

Calculating 



Recall that 
