Answer:
easy peasy,
the 'n' th term of any arithmetic sequence can be found with the following formula
=> a + ( n-1) d, [where 'a' if the first term of the sequence, 'n' the number of term we need to find, and 'd' being the common difference between each two consecutive term of the sequence)
all in this case would be,
a = 0
n = 100
d = +5
hence the 100th term would be,
=> 0 + (100 - 1) 5
=> 99 x 5
=> 495
X is equal to or greater than 3:
Plot x = 3 on the x-axis (horizontal axis). Then, beginning at x = 3, draw an arrow from there to the right.
Jasmine is baking and selling cupcakes for $15 per dozen.
Let x be the number of dozens of cupcake made by Jasmine.
Her total sales= Sales Per Dozen X Number of Dozens of cupcake sold
= $15 X x = $15x
Since she would like to make more than $120 in cupcake sales.
It means her total sales must be greater than $120.
15x>120
x>120/15
x>8
The number line attached represents the solutions to the situation.
All integers to the right of 8 (excluding 8) satisfies the situation.
Hope this helps!:)