Whats the equation of a line parallel to y=-1/2x+6 that passes through (-4,1)
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I hope first term is 1.
Hope this is your question, if not I think you will, still be able to
find an answer of your question based on this solution.
The formula for general term of a geometric sequence is,
Where, first term: a_{1} =1 and common ratio: r = -4.
So, first step is to plug in the values of a1 and r in the above formula to get the rule of this geometric sequence. Hence,
So, the rule of the geometric sequence is .
To find the seventh term, plug in n = 7 in the above rule. Therefore,
=
= 4096
Hope this helps you!.
Answer:
Speed = 10.42 m/secs
Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given with:-
Distance = 100m
Time taken = 9 secs
1) First, we need to convert the mixed number 9 to an improper fraction.
<u>Method to convert a mixed number to an improper fraction</u>
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Applying the above formula, we get
9 =
=
=
2) Now we need to convert into a decimal by dividing 48 by 5.
We get time taken as 9.6 secs
3) We need to find the speed using the below formula:-
Speed =
Plugging the values of Distance and Time taken into the formula, we get
Speed =
= 10.416 m/secs
4) Upon rounding it to the nearest hundredth, we get
Speed = 10.42 m/secs
Hey there!
So, from looking at this question, the bottom or the (
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. So, this would mean that, the (
-axis) would be (how much) each game would cost.
So, based from the option's listed above, the correct answer to this question would actually be (<span>The cost of every 1 video game rented). This would be the main and the key point of this graph, how much each game would be.
You correct answer would be . . . . . .
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Hope this helps.
~Jurgen</span>
So, from looking at this question, the bottom or the (
So, based from the option's listed above, the correct answer to this question would actually be (<span>The cost of every 1 video game rented). This would be the main and the key point of this graph, how much each game would be.
You correct answer would be . . . . . .
</span>
<span>
Hope this helps.
~Jurgen</span>