Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
Take a careful look at a(n) = 6(-8)^(n-1).
The first term is 6. This is the result if we let n = 1; 6(-8)^0 = 6(1) = 6. Thus, we can immediately eliminate possible answer choices A and D.
What's the next term? Knowing that the first term, a(1), is 6, the next term is found by multiplying this 6 by (-8)^1, obtaining -48.
The next (third) term is found by multiplying this -48 by (-8)^2, obtaining -48*(+64), or - 3072.
Note that the sign of (-8)^(n-1) alternates, being odd when n-1 is odd and even when n-1 is even.
Answer C is the correct one.
Answer:
They both equal
Step-by-step explanation:
To help you you should find a common denominator and then the fraction that has lower numbers is bigger
This question sounds like something you made up due to 132 repeating 3 times
But the answer is
283033033
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250000000
-4 and -5
because to get 16 to 12 you have to subtract 4 but it wants you to add so you put a negative sign infront of it.
and a negative multiply by a negative equals a positive so -3×-5=15
