Answer:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the difference in each term number is 5, we put 5 in the place of the star.
Formula for constant difference in a pattern: Tn= an+b
a is the difference while b is the number that comes before the 1st term. So, the equation to find the nth term is Tn=5n+4.
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Sin(x) = 0 where x = 0
Cos(x) = 1 where x = 0
Cot(0) is undefined
Answer:
Kindly check explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
Winner is paid :
Monthly pay while on tour = $5000
Pay per CD sold =. $2
A) Equation which relates total earning in terms of number of months 'm' while on tour and the number 'n' of CD's sold.
(Monthly pay * number of months) + (pay per CD * number of CD's)
Earning = 5000m + 2n
B) How much will the winner earn after the first month if 500 CDs are sold?
m = 1, n = 500
5000(1) + 2(500) = $6000
C) Suppose after the third month on tour the new recording artist has earned a total of $74 000. How many GDs were sold?
m = 3
74000 = 5000(3) + 2n
74000 = 15000 + 2n
74000 - 15000 = 2n
59000 = 2n
n = 59000 / 2
n = 29500 CD's
D) In Canada, a record album or CD achieves gold status once it seLls 50 000 units. How much will the artist make if the CD goes gold after 6 months of touring?
n = Gold = 50000 ; m = 6
5000(6) + 2(50000)
30000 + 100000 = 130,000
1 hr = 60 min
1/6 hr = (60/6) min = 10 min
so the bell rings every 10 min. Since 1 hr = 60 min, this means that 2/3 of that is 40 min. So the bell will ring 4 times (divide 40 over 4) in the next 2/3 of an hour, which is the same as saying "the bell will ring 4 times in the next 40 minutes"
Answer: 4 times
Total of 90 fish:
c + p = 90
Charlie gave 1/4 c to Peter. Now
Charlie has c - (1/4) c
Peter has p + (1/4) c
Peter gave 2/5 of his to Charlie. Now
Peter has p + (1/4) c - 2/5( p + (1/4) c )
Charlie has c - (1/4) c + 2/5( p + (1/4) c )
And then they had equal number:
c - (1/4) c + 2/5( p + (1/4) c ) = p + (1/4) c - 2/5( p + (1/4) c )
Let's do the easy subtractions then multiply by 20 to clear the fractions,
(3/4) c + 2/5( p + (1/4) c ) = 3/5( p + (1/4) c )
15c + 8p + 2c = 12p + 3c
14c = 4p
7c = 2p
c + p = 90
2c + 2p = 180
2c + 7c = 180
9c = 180
c = 20
p = 70
Answer: Charlie started with 20, Peter with 70
Check:
Initially C:20, P:70
1/4(20)=5 to P
C:15, P:75
(2/5) 75 = 30 to C
C:45, P45
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