Hello,
you may not used what you are going to prove in a proof (la thèse)
An = A1 + (N-1)d
A1 is the first term (in this case 2)
d is the common difference (what is the difference between all consecutive even numbers? 2)
N is the number of terms to find (in this case 29)
An = 2 + (29-1)2 = 58
I would say none of the above, unless you typed it wrong. The sum is the product of the number of terms minus one and two, plus two more. So it's almost answer B but not really. Good luck with this one.
Answer:
1. f & c, d & e,
2. h & a, g & b
3. h & d, f & b, g & c, a & e
here ya go, i hope this is correct if i remember right
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
<em>72 omelets</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
If the whole stick of butter is cut into 6 pieces, and you can use one of those 6 pieces of butter per omelet, you can make 6 omelets with one stick of butter. Now, you have 12 sticks of butter, and you can make 6 omelets with each. 12 x 6= 72. I believe u can make 72 omelets in all.
Hope this helps dear!!
