Two-Digit Divisor in Long Division. Two-Digit Divisor in Long Division. This is a complete lesson with examples and exercises about two-digit divisor in long division, meant for initial teaching in 5th grade.
Step-by-step explanation:
is the number of unit squares that cover surface of a figure.
Answer:
The blue dot represents the absolute value of the number occupied by red dot.
First, we are going to find the common ratio of our geometric sequence using the formula:

. For our sequence, we can infer that

and

. So lets replace those values in our formula:


Now that we have the common ratio, lets find the explicit formula of our sequence. To do that we are going to use the formula:

. We know that

; we also know for our previous calculation that

. So lets replace those values in our formula:

Finally, to find the 9th therm in our sequence, we just need to replace

with 9 in our explicit formula:



We can conclude that the 9th term in our geometric sequence is <span>
1,562,500</span>
Answer:
The mean is 0.65
Step-by-step explanation:
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