Answer:
-385
Step-by-step explanation:
Perhaps you want the sum of 10 terms of the arithmetic sequence ...
-16, -21, -26, ..., -61
The sum of any arithmetic sequence is the average term multiplied by the number of terms. The average term is the average of the first and last terms. Here, that is ...
((-16-61)/2)(10) = -385
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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A)The total cost would be: x=15a+12b+18c where x is the total cost and a,b,and c are the amount of stocks you bought from their respective companies.
B) Since you bought 10 A stocks, you must have bought 20 C stocks. That adds up to 30 bought, leaving 15 for B.
x=(15)(10)+(12)(15)+(18)(20)
x=150+180+360=$690 spent
C) A's stock is now 15(1.25) which is 18.75. C's stock is now 18(.90) which is 16.2
new equation is 18.75a+12b+16.2c=x
D) Substitute the number of stocks we bought from each in again:
187.5+180+324=$691.5
The cost went up slightly, so divide 690/691.5 then multiply that number by one hundred. You get that you spent in B 99.8% the amount you spent in C. So 100-99.8= an increase of <u>.2% </u>
To solve this, you must follow PEMDAS. First, solve the parenthesis. Because a negative times a positive equals a negative, the product of the fractions is -1/6. Then multiply that by 12. That equals -12/6. This can be simplified down to -2.
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X= 7
This is because of you plug in 7 for x into the equation it will give you 28-10 which is 18.
