Answer:
n(n+1)
Step-by-step explanation:
Only the last two formulas work for n=1; only the last formula works for n=2.
<u>For n=1</u>
3n = 3 ≠ 2
n² -1 = 0 ≠ 2
n² +1 = 2
n(n+1) = 2
<u>For n=2</u>
n²+1 = 5 ≠ 6
n(n+1) = 6 . . . . . this last formula works for the given sequence
Answer:
30
Step-by-step explanation:
Students performing in the school concert=40%
let the students in the class be x
hence 40% of the class=12
where 40%=40/100=4/10=2/5 and of means multiplication
(2/5)*x=12
multiplying both sides by 5/2
hence the equation becomes
x=12*5/2
x=60/2
x=30
so the total students in the class are 30
Answer:7m^5 - 3m^3 + 9
Step-by-step explanation: You’d have to remove the brackets, but remember that the second has to have everything multiplied by -1, because there’s a minus sign in front of the second bracket. Then you’d group like terms, then add or subtract. Here’s the step by step
6m^5 + 3 - m^3 - 4m + m^5 - 2m^3 + 4m + 6
2. 6m^5 + m^5 - 2m^3 - m^3 + 4m - 4m + 6 + 3
Subtract or add what’s needed, which would be figures with the same variable and coefficient.
3. 7m^5 - 3m^3 + 9
After this, there’s nothing you can add, since the remaining figures don’t have the same variable.
Hope it’s clear and this wasn’t that long
Answer:
2(n+3) - 6 = 2n
Step-by-step explanation:
Let n stand for lonnie's starting number.
Kristy asks to add 3 to the number. It will become (n+3)
Now he ask to multiply the sum by 2. It will become 2(n+3).
Finally, he ask to subtract 6. It will become 2(n+3) - 6
The expression is : 2(n+3) - 6.
We can simplify it as follows :
= 2n+6-6
= 2n
Hence, the required expression is 2n.
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