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What is the next term in the arithmetic sequence? 9, 17, 25, 33, ...

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Eduardwww [97]3 years ago

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Add 8 every time.

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The given numbers ordered from least to greatest is:

{√7 , 2.8..., π, √17, 4.6}

<h3>How to order the numbers from least to greatest?</h3>

First, we need to write all the given numbers in decimal form so we can accurately compare them.

The numbers are:

{4.6, √7, π, 2.8..., √17}

Rewriting all of these in decimal form:

√7 = 2.64

π = 3.14159265....

√17 = 4.12

Then the numbers are:

{4.6, 2.64, 3.14159265...., 2.8..., 4.12}

Now is easier to order these numbers, ordering them from least to greatest we will get:

{2.64, 2.8..., 3.14159265...., 4.12, 4.6}

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3 years ago

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<h3><u>Solution:</u></h3>

Given that Stephen makes wooden shelves for his room

Stephen wants to make the shelves 3/4 foot long

He starts with a board that is 20 feet long

To find: number of shelves he can make

So the number of shelves stephen can make can make is found out by dividing 20 feet long board by 3/4 foot long

$\text {number of shelves }=\frac{\text { total length of board stephen has }}{\text { length of each board }}$

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