Answer:
45
Step-by-step explanation:
First, we have to find the Nth term of this sequence. Since this is linear we can just find the difference to get the n. For example, we can do 3-2 which is one and we can also do 5-4 which is also 1 which confirms that the n is 1. So in other words, 1n However, we don't write the 1 in front of the n because the n itself represents 1n. Next, we have to take away 1 from the first term, which also gives us 1. This is the adjustment to the 1n. So our answer is n+1, which is the nth term for this linear sequence. So now we just substitute 44 into the equation. 44+1=45, which is the 44th term.
It depends on the question . What is the question asking about?
Answer:
a. 
b. 
Step-by-step explanation:
a. Radius of semicircle (r) = r
Diameter of semicircle (d) = 2r
Length of rectangle (l) = 2*diameter of semicircle = 2*2r = 4r
Distance around the track (p) = circumference of circle + 2(l)
Note: the two semicircles of the track = 1 full circle
Circumference of full circle = πd = π*2r = 2πr
Distance around the track:
p = 2πr + 2(4r)
p = 2πr + 8r
b. Rewriting the formula to make radius, r, the subject of the formula in terms of distance around the track.
Factor out r
Divide both sides by (2π + 8)
10 in the first power
so yeah
Answer:
She has $37 out of $50, which can be written as a fraction, 37/50.
In order to be written as a decimal, then we need something like 1/10, which is 0.1, or 5/100, which is .05.
So, 37/50 = ?/100
The easiest way for me to do this problem is to look at our denominators. 50 x 2 = 100, right? This means we need to multiply 37 x 2 to get the missing numerator. 37 x 2 = 74.
Now, how do we write 74/100 as a decimal? .74
