What is the measure of <6?
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Answer:
31
Step-by-step explanation:
Let number of ten dollar bills be x .
So, number of five dollar bills = 2 x
Total amount of money in the cash register = 620 dollars
Amount of money in total cash as a result of five dollar bills = 2 x × 5 = 10 x dollars
Amount of money in total cash as a result of ten dollar bills = x × 10 = 10 x dollars
According to question ,
Total amount of money in the cash register = Amount of money in total cash as a result of five dollar bills + Amount of money in total cash as a result of ten dollar bills
⇒ 620 = 10 x + 10 x
⇒ 620 = 20 x
⇒ x = = 31
So, number of ten dollar bills = 31
Answer:
First, you write an explicit formula then plug in the value of n in the formula with the term number you are trying to find, in this case the 13th term.
The steps are in the pictures
the final answer is 121 btw
