The answer to this question is no
Answer: no just find it
Step-by-step explanation:
If AB+BC = 24 and AB = 10, THEN 10 + BC = 24 is an example ...www.physicsforums.com › threads › if-ab-bc-24-and-a...
so it's not a match. Well, what pattern is that property? Symmetric property of equality says that: If A = B, THEN B = A, i.e the order does not matter, you can interchange the LHS (left-hand side), and the RHS (right-hand side). "If AB+BC = 24 and AB = 10, THEN 10 + BC = 24 is an example of the ?"
Answer:
what is the answer
Step-by-step explanation:
We have a geometric sequence----------- > <span>{-4, 12, -36, ...}
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the formula is a(r)^(n-1)
a------------- >a is the first term------------ > -4
r--------------- > </span><span>is the common ratio------- > 12/(-4)=(-36/12)=-3
n--------------- > is the number of terms
</span>The fifth term is -4[(-3)^(5-1)]=-4[(81]=-324
the answer is -324
Well this question is actually a piece of cake. Just pick your favorite number. Multiply it by 10. Then do whatever operation you want with the 2,300. For the exponent part of this. Lets say we do it this way y times z equals 2,300. Exponents are letters used in mathematical terms. So any letter can be used to represent any number.
