Answer:
Now if the high and low monthly average temperatures satisfy the inequality, then the , monthly averages are always within 22 degrees of 43°F.
Step-by-step explanation:
The inequality describes the range of monthly average temperatures T in degrees Fahrenheit at a certain location.
The inequality expression is given as:
![|T-43|\leq 22](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%7CT-43%7C%5Cleq%2022)
now this expression could also be expressed as:
![-22\leq T-43\leq22\\\\-22+43 \leq T \leq 22+43\\\\21\leq T\leq 65](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=-22%5Cleq%20T-43%5Cleq22%5C%5C%5C%5C-22%2B43%20%5Cleq%20T%20%5Cleq%2022%2B43%5C%5C%5C%5C21%5Cleq%20T%5Cleq%2065)
Now if the high and low monthly average temperatures satisfy the inequality, then the , monthly averages are always within 22 degrees of 43°F.
( As the difference is 22 degrees to the left and right)
The second to last one, looks like a really tall speed bump
Answer: is it on chart? if count rise over run
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
A. The next 3 terms are —9, —11, —13
B. The sequence is Arithmetic
C. The sequence has a common difference of —2
Common difference = T2 — T1 or = T3 — T2
=T2 — T1 = —3 —(—1) = —2 or
= T3 — T2 = —5 —(—3) = —2
D. Tn = a + d(n—1)
a = first term = —1
d = Common difference = —2
n = 27
T27 = —1 + —2(27—1)
T27 = —1 + —2(26)
T27 = —1 —52
T27 = —53