The <em>missing</em> pattern behind the sequence 7, 11, 2, 18, -7 is described by the formula , equivalent to the <em>recurrence</em> formula .
<h3>What is the missing element in a sequence?</h3>
A sequence is a set of elements which observes at least a <em>defined</em> rule. In this question we see a sequence which follows this rule:
(1)
Now we prove that given expression contains the pattern:
n = 0
7
n = 1
7 + (- 1)² · 2² = 7 + 4 = 11
n = 2
7 + (- 1)² · 2² + (- 1)³ · 3² = 11 - 9 = 2
n = 3
7 + (- 1)² · 2² + (- 1)³ · 3² + (- 1)⁴ · 4² = 2 + 16 = 18
n = 4
7 + (- 1)² · 2² + (- 1)³ · 3² + (- 1)⁴ · 4² + (- 1)⁵ · 5² = 18 - 25 = - 7
The <em>missing</em> pattern behind the sequence 7, 11, 2, 18, -7 is described by the formula , equivalent to the <em>recurrence</em> formula .
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Vowels = {a, e, i, o, u}
There are 5 vowels out of 26 letters in the English alphabet. This leaves 26-5 = 21 consonants.
The theoretical probability of getting a consonant is 21/26 = 0.8077 = 80.77% approximately
Wayne found the empirical probability of a consonant as 60% which is quite a distance away from the 80.77% mentioned. The discrepancy is likely because vowels are tended to be used quite often in many words.
Words that are composed of consonants only are quite rare, but they do happen. Example: "fly" is a word with only consonants. I'm considering y to be a consonant.
The answer is A. you multiply the cost by 20% and you get 19.6, then you subtract 19.6 from the cost and get $78.40