What is the constant in -4×_9
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1 penny is just 1c
one nickel is 5 pennies or 5c
alrite...
p = amount of pennies in the jar
n = amount of nickels in the jar
we know there are 56 coins in the jar, thus whatever "p" and "n" are,
p + n = 56
we also know, the total value of all pennies and nickels is one buck and 52 cents, or 1.52.. that's 152 pennies.
now, we know there are 5 pennies in one nickel, so in "n" nickels, there are 5*n pennies, or 5n, thus
p + 5n = 152
solve for "p", to see how many penny coins are there.
what about the nickels? well, n = 56 - p.
one nickel is 5 pennies or 5c
alrite...
p = amount of pennies in the jar
n = amount of nickels in the jar
we know there are 56 coins in the jar, thus whatever "p" and "n" are,
p + n = 56
we also know, the total value of all pennies and nickels is one buck and 52 cents, or 1.52.. that's 152 pennies.
now, we know there are 5 pennies in one nickel, so in "n" nickels, there are 5*n pennies, or 5n, thus
p + 5n = 152
solve for "p", to see how many penny coins are there.
what about the nickels? well, n = 56 - p.
Salutations!
To find the nth term, you will be needing a formula.
a stands for the first term (first number in the sequence)
d stands for the difference between two terms. (always remember to subtract from the 2nd term to the 1st term)
and the n is what we are going to find
so in your sequence: 5, 10, 15, 20
5 is a (as it is the first term)
d would be 5 ( 10 -5 =5)
your nth term is
Hope this helps!
Have a great day!
To find the nth term, you will be needing a formula.
a stands for the first term (first number in the sequence)
d stands for the difference between two terms. (always remember to subtract from the 2nd term to the 1st term)
and the n is what we are going to find
so in your sequence: 5, 10, 15, 20
5 is a (as it is the first term)
d would be 5 ( 10 -5 =5)
your nth term is
Hope this helps!
Have a great day!