How do you write 4 and one eighth as a fraction greater then one
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For this case we have:
10 scented markers: Column 1, row 3.
6 are permanent markers: Column 1, row 1
Half of the unscented markers are erasable: (1/2) * 30 = 15 Column 2, row 2.
Therefore, the selected table corresponds to the attached image.
Answer:
See attached image.
10 scented markers: Column 1, row 3.
6 are permanent markers: Column 1, row 1
Half of the unscented markers are erasable: (1/2) * 30 = 15 Column 2, row 2.
Therefore, the selected table corresponds to the attached image.
Answer:
See attached image.
Answer:
2. B
3. C
4. B
5. D
Step-by-step explanation:
2) The sequence is multiplying by -2 each time. This means that it is geometric.
The next two terms would be:
This means that the answer is B
3) The sequence is being multiplied by each time. This means that it is geometric.
The next 3 terms would be:
I am assuming that the answer is C and that you were unable to type the fractions.
4) We know that the common difference is 1.5, so that is the coefficient of our variable and the starting value is 15. This means that we can write an equation as follows
Now we can find the first 4 terms
This would mean that the answer is B
5) We know that this is a geometric series, we know the common ratio, and we know the first term. This means we can write the equation as follows
Now we can find the first 4 terms
Unless you meant that the ratio was , the answer is D, none of the above