By the fundamental theorem of calculus,
So we have
<h3>Given</h3>
A geometric sequence such that ...
<h3>Find</h3>
<h3>Solution</h3>
We can use the ratio of the given terms to find the common ratio of the sequence, then use that to find the desired term from one of the given terms. We don't actually need the common ratio (-2). All we need is its cube (-8).
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
For window, area 3×2
=6
For wall, area=20×16
=320
Area of wall withot window=320-6
=316
So what you do is go 5(3y+5)-4y=14 which equals 15y+25-4y=14 which turns into 11y+25=14 than you move the 25 over which equals 11y=-11 so y=-1 then you enter -1 in for y which looks like 5x-4(-1)=14 than you solve that which is 5x+4=14 than you move the 4 over and you get 5x=10 than x=2
x=2
y=-1