If the pattern continues, so that each term is separated by a distance of 3, then the sequence is given by the recursive rule

From this definition, we can write
in terms of
:




and so on, up to

(notice how the subscript on <em>a</em> and coefficient on 3 add up to <em>n</em>)
or

Part A: W= Wage (money earned)
$6 (earned per hour without working overtime) Equation: W=$6x
x= number of hours
S= (money earned)
$6 plus $9 (earned per hour with working overtime) Equation S=$15y
y= hours
Part C: Use S=$15y (this shows the amount of money earned after working overtime after the certain amount of hours spent)
$330=$15y
I think you can solve from there
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Suppose the 3 squirrels all wanted to store acorns for the winter.
Depending on how motivated. Each squirrel was they would end up with
different amounts. For instance suppose the brown squirrel took 4 trips,
the gray squirrel took 2 trips, and the black squirrel took 2 trips.
The Brown squirrel would end up with 8 acorns, the gray squirrel would
have 6 acorns and the black squirrel would have 10. Between them they
took every one of the 24 acorns.
Hope it helps.
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Answer:
3 1/3, or 10/3
Step-by-step explanation:
1 2/3 * 2 = 5/3 * 2 = 10/3 = 3 1/3
Both the work and explanation is in the picture.