Check the picture below.
now, when you get a fraction of π for the angle, is just really like grabbing π and dividing it in that many pieces, and the angle, is a fraction of π and therefore on those pieces.
π/7 is clearly less than 7π/7 which is π, notice the 7-pieces split in the picture.
The answer is choice C
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You start off with the first term being a1 = 3
Then you add on 3 to get to 6 as the second term
The next thing to do is add on -3, which is the same as subtracting 3, to get back to 3 once more.
This pattern continues on forever. To ensure you add on either +3 or -3 to the previous term, we add on the general term 3*(-1)^n
Overall, the nth term is found by a(n) = a(n-1) + 3*(-1)^n, which is what choice C shows. I'm assuming your teacher meant to write 3(-1)^n instead of 3(-1)n
I like to start by dividing the given number by 2, unless a larger factor is evident.
1386 = 2(693). It's pretty obvious that we can divide 693 by 3: 693=3(231).
Then we have 1386 = (2)(3)(231). Try the same procedure. Does 231 have any integer, prime factors? See how far you can take this factoring.
84-18=66
66 divided by 11 =6
Jasmine can buy 6 pizzas and 1 cake with $84
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The lab technician is dividing a cell that has a diameter of
The new cells has a diameter that is half of the diameter of the original cell.
The diameter of the new cell is given as:
Rewrite the numerator in standard notation:
We rewrite in scientific notation to obtain:
