Subtract three-forths from 2 times p
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Answer and explanation:
<h2>X</h2>3x + 6y = 180 <em>Use the original expression to find x</em>
3x = 180 - 6y <em>Subtract 6y by both sides</em>
<em>Divide by 3 to get x</em>
x = 60 - 3y
<h2>Y</h2>x = 60 - 3y <em>Use the new expression to find y</em>
x - 60 = - 3y <em>Subtract 60 by both sides</em>
<em>Divide by -3 to get y</em>
Answer:
it seems like the first term is -64, so lets write the formula accordingly:
a_n = a1(r)^(n-1)
where 'n' is the number of terms
a1 is the first term of the sequence
'r' is the ratio
the ratio is because -64 *
= 16 and so on...
the explicit formula is :
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