What is the pattern in the values as the exponents increase?
2 answers:
Answer:
Multiply the previous value by 3.
Step-by-step explanation:
The correct pattern in the values as the exponents increase is - Multiply the previous value by 3.
We can see, that is
And in the next step, is
In the next step, is
In the last step, is
So, at each step, 3 is multiplied to the previous product/value.
Therefore, the correct answer is last option.
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Answer:
11
Step-by-step explanation:
for this question we can look at the whole answer for the square root of 120 which equals 10.9544511501
now looking at our answer (10.9544511501) we want to find the nearest WHOLE NUMBER. in the current answer the whole number is 10, followed by many decimals.
10.9544511501
but to find the nearest whole number we have to round the place value BEFORE our whole number. (in this case the 9)
10.9544511501
we can now look at this highlighted section of our equation and think... is 10.9 closer to 11 or 10. well logically, to get to 11 from 10.9 we only have to go up by 0.1, rather than to get to 10, where you have to subtract 0.9.
10.9 + 0.1 = 11
10.9 - 0.9 = 10
But to make it easier, remember the rule:
the place value one place to the RIGHT of what you're rounding to, is what determines the new number. (in this case the .9)
and as any number 5 or above rounds up, we can say that our new number, rounded to the nearest whole number equals 11
10.9 rounded to the nearest whole number = 11