Answer:
5, 8, 11, 14, 17,....
f(n) = 5+3n where n is the number of steps after the first two. 7 steps is 20 faces.
Step-by-step explanation:
A sequence is a list of numbers that are related. The first number in the sequence is 5 since the first part of the stairs has 5 faces (5 squares, the dark don't count). Every time you add a "stair" you add 2 blocks - one underneath to support and one as the step. This adds 3 faces. So 5 becomes 8. Repeat and 8 becomes 11. You add 3 faces each time. So the sequence is
5, 8, 11, 14, 17,....
This is a constant pattern of adding 3 each time after the initial start. So we can write a rule. We start with 5 + 3(each stair step). So if the cube is 7 stairs high, that is 5 more repetitions of adding blocks after the start (remember the start has 2 steps already). So 5 + 3(5) = 20. 7 steps high will have 20 faces.
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Answer:
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Answer:
The daily rate is $ 29 and the fee for each kilometer driven is $ 0.35.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since to rent a car, a person is charged a daily rate and a fee for each kilometer driven, and when Chena rented a car for 6 days and drove 320 km, the charge was $ 286.00, while when she rented the same car for 10 days and drove 900 km, the charge was $ 605.00, to determine the daily rate and the fee for each kilometer driven the following calculation must be performed:
286 = 6 days and 320 km
320/6 = 53,333 km
286/6 = $ 47,666
Thus, the value of 1 day and 53,333 km is $ 47,666.
605 = 10 days and 900 km
900/10 = 90 km
605/10 = $ 60.5
Thus, the value of 1 day and 90 km is $ 60.5.
90 - 53,333 = 36,666
60.5 - 47.666 = 12.833
12,833 / 36,666 = value per kilometer traveled
0.35 = value per kilometer traveled
(286 - (0.35 x 320)) / 6 = X
(286/112) / 6 = X
174/6 = X
29 = X
(605 - (0.35 x 900)) / 10 = X
(605 - 315) / 10 = X
290/10 = X
29 = X
Therefore, the daily rate is $ 29 and the fee for each kilometer driven is $ 0.35.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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