50 and 133 i would say but i am not 100% sure
<h3>Answer:</h3>

<h3>Explanation:</h3>
You can try the choices to see which one works. The differences between an values double each time. They have the sequence 1, 2, 4, 8. So, you know that choices A) and D) do not work. They show the difference to be constant at 1 or 8. Since the differences are multiplied by 2, C) is a reasonable choice. Trying that, we find it describes the sequence perfectly:
a2 = 2·2 -1 = 3
a3 = 2·3 -1 = 5
a4 = 2·5 -1 = 9
a5 = 2·9 -1 = 17
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Trying choice B on the last term, we have
... a5 = 3·a4 -3 = 3·9 -3 = <em>24 ≠ 17</em>
Answer:
B(m)=A(m)-D(m)
B(m)=176m
Step-by-step explanation:
we are given
Walking on his own, the distance, D, in feet, that Roberto can cover in M, minutes is given by the function
D(m)=264m
When he walks on the moving sidewalk at the airport, the distance, A, in feet, that he can cover in m m minutes is given by the function
A(m)=440m
B is the distance, in feet, that Roberto would travel on the moving sidewalk in m minutes if he were standing still
moving sidewalk distance = standstill distance + walking distance
A(m)=D(m)+B(m)
so, we get
B(m)=A(m)-D(m)
now, we can plug values
B(m)=440m-264m
B(m)=176m
Answer:
John = 41 years
Sam = 32 years
Step-by-step explanation: