If you pay attention i believe it would be 340 so shes right give her brainliest
6,12,24,48,96... when we multiply by 2
-6,12,-24,48,-96.... when we multiply by -2
a) q can be 24 or -24
b)p/r=6/96 =-6/-96= 2/32=1/16
c) a(n)=6*2^(n-1)
386=6*2^(n-1), 386/6=2^(n-1), 64,333(3)=2^(n-1),
we will not be able to find whole number n for number 386, so 386 is not a term in this sequence, because it does not follow the rule of this sequence
So I will be assuming that EG = 8 is the length
of the line segment EG. If that's the case, therefore the coordinates of G would
simple be:
G =11 ± 8
G = 11 – 8, 11 + 8
G = 3, 19
<span>So G can have a coordinate of 3 or 19.</span>
So,
The easy way to do this is to recognize that 13 is a factor of 78. Once we recognize that 13 * 6 = 78, we can simply multiply the numerator by 6 to get the missing numerator.
5 * 6 = 30
The missing numerator is 30.
