Notice, the third decimal place is 9 in 3.469644...
and after the 469 there's a 6, that means we can round that 469 to a 470
3.470.
This is the graph that I drew to figure out the answer to this question.
5/6÷2/1
=5/6×1/2
=5/12 i hope this helps
Answer:
The answer is "Pattern B showed number 40; each pattern is also increased as per the rule".
Step-by-step explanation:
In every sequence pattern, it recalls that rule, it adds 15 in this need to build from the specified initial estimate each sequence.
In Pattern A.
5+20+35+50+......
In Pattern B.
10+25+40+55+70+.....
In Pattern C.
15+30+45+60....
In this, pattern option B is correct because it will give 40.
Sum = <span>ax + by + c + 2ax - 3by + c + by - c
Adding and cancelling the like terms
Sum = 3 </span><span>ax - by + c
</span><span>a. 3ax - by + c</span>
