47. What is the 12th term of the geometric sequence?
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
If two equations are given, we can solve one of the equation in terms of single variable and put it in the other equation which will further give the value of x and y.
For the given equations:
Equation:1
Equation:2
Solving equation multiply equation 2 with 4 on both the sides
Equation 3
Subtracting Equation:3 from Equation:1
Putting value of 'y' in Equation:2 which will give the value of x
Use <em>CPCTC</em> and make ratios and proportionalities to find the value of segment PW:
If △WPJ∼△DNJ, then according to CPCTC, WP must be proportional to DN and PJ must be proportional to JN. Now, we can make a ratio:
Substitute the values that are given in the diagram.
DN=87.5
NJ=56
PJ=64
Solve for x. You can do it by cross-multiplication.
The measure of segment WP is 100 meters.
If △WPJ∼△DNJ, then according to CPCTC, WP must be proportional to DN and PJ must be proportional to JN. Now, we can make a ratio:
Substitute the values that are given in the diagram.
DN=87.5
NJ=56
PJ=64
Solve for x. You can do it by cross-multiplication.
The measure of segment WP is 100 meters.