If these two shapes are similar, what is the measure of the missing length t?
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Using the recurrence relation, we can find a couple more values in the sequence:
- a3 = 3a2 -3a1 +a0 = 3(4) -3(2) +2 = 8
- a4 = 3a3 -3a2 +a1 = 3(8) -3(4) +2 = 14
First differences are 0, 2, 4, 6, ...
Second differences are constant at 2, so the function is quadratic.
The sequence can be described by the quadratic ...
... an = n² -n +2
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We know the value for n=0 is 2, so we can find <em>a</em> and <em>b</em> using the given values for a1 and a2.
... an = an² +bn +2
... a1 = 2 = a·1² +b·1 +2 . . . . for n=1
... a + b = 0
... a2 = 4 = a·2² -a·2 +2 . . . . for n = 2; using b=-a from the previous equation
... 2 = 2a
... a = 1 . . . . so b = -1
This graph is not a minus graph so it just keeps going on and on to infinite.
I’ve attached a pic of the graph
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well, a WHOLE is 1, which we can split in many fractions, say 5/5, 10/10 or 999/999 and so on.
we know 1/5 of the jar is chocolate chip, and there's the rest, well, the Whole jar in 5ths have to be 5/5, if we take away 1/5 from 5/5, the "rest" is 5/5 - 1/5 = 4/5.
now, we also know that 1/2 of the "rest" is peanut butter, or namely that 1/2 of 4/5 is peanut butter, how much will that be? let's divide 4/5 by 2