During an algebra class a teacher asked for examples of non-prime numbers. Jake says 51, Teresa says 41, and let Liu says 21. Wh
2 answers:
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A) The degree of the first term is... 1
The degree of the second term is... 2
The degree of the third term is... 4
b) The leading term of the polynomial is... 7t⁴
The leading coefficient of the polynomial is... 7
c) The degree of the polynomial is... 4
The degree of the second term is... 2
The degree of the third term is... 4
b) The leading term of the polynomial is... 7t⁴
The leading coefficient of the polynomial is... 7
c) The degree of the polynomial is... 4
Answer:
True.
Step-by-step explanation:
The explicit form for an arithmetic sequence is:
where is the first term and
is the common difference.
The common difference here is 2 because the y's are going up by 2 while the x's are going up by 1.
Yes, the common difference is the slope.
So we have d=2.
The first term is 9.5 because that is what happens when x=1.
x is n.
y is .
So the answer is true.
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You can also verify by plugging in numbers for n and see if you get the outputs mentioned in the pairs given:
Let n=1:
Let n=2:
Let n=3:
Let n=4:
Let n=5:
Let n=6:
We have confirmed that we get all 6 of the mentioned points using the equation they gave.
