<span>Since 8 is a whole number and ⅖ is a fraction, it doesn’t make it that complicated. Fraction is just like division, you just make the number on the top as your dividend and the number below as your divisor. First, get the quotient of the fraction ⅖ which is 0.4. Since you are looking for the ⅖ of the whole number 8, you need to multiply it. The quotient 0.4 will be multiplied to 8. Or you can simply multiply 2 by 8 and divide it to 5. The answer would be 3.2</span>
That is an arithmetic sequence of the form:
a(n)=2n-1
Now the sum of an arithmetic sequence is just the average of the first and last terms times the number of terms...
We know the first term is 1, let's find the last term...
a(1000)=2(1000)-1=1999
So the sum of that sequence is:
1000(1999+1)/2
1,000,000
Answer: I think it c or d but more c
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Mika would be 84 meters ahead
Step-by-step explanation:
48/4= 12
12*3= 36
36+48=84
F(5)=5(5-2)=15
The answer is 15.
