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3 years ago

Armando also thinks the first question should be worth $5. However, he thinks a contestant's winnings should double with each su

bsequent correct answer. For Armando's proposal, what equation gives the total prize p for correctly answering n questions?

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lesya [120]3 years ago

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$p = 5+ {n}^{2}$

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