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I have a lead pencil and only 2 pieces of lead left. One is 5/6 inches long and the other is 1/3 inches long. How many times longer is the 5/6 then the 1/3?
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==> 1+r=5==>r=4
3+3r+3r²+3r^3+...+3r^6=3(1+r+r²+...+r^6)=3*(r^7-1)/(r-1)=4^7-1=16383
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1) Your slope should be 1/5
2) Your slope should be 
3) Your slope should be 1/2
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