The degree is 2. Notice how your are squaring the first term, or raising it to a power of 2 (p²). The degree is simply that number, the number you are raising p to.
The degree of a polynomial is also the highest power out of the entire polynomial. For example, in x³-x²+5x, the degree is 3, as it's the highest power.
Answer:
2 : 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Henry = 40 min
Gavin = 1 hr = 60 min
Henry : Gavin
40 : 60
2 : 3
7.2 x 10 - 6 = 72 - 6 = 66
3.09 x 103 = 318.27
2.04 x 104 = 212.16
5 x 103 = 309
3.09 x 103 is the largest
7-2=5
22-7=15
67-22=45
First, we add 20+30 to 67 to find our next number.
67+50=117
Then we add 20+50 to 117 to find the next number.
117+70=187
So the next 2 numbers in the sequence is 117 and 187.
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Answer:
- arithmetic: 130
- geometric: ±50
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Arithmetic sequence</u>
The terms of an arithmetic sequence have common difference. If the missing term is x, then the difference between terms is the same:
x -250 = 10 -x
2x = 260 . . . . . . add 250+x to both sides
x = 130 . . . . . . . . divide by 2
The missing term of an arithmetic sequence is 130.
(the common difference is -120)
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<u>Geometric sequence</u>
The terms of a geometric sequence have a common ratio. If the missing term is x, then the ratios between terms are the same:
x/250 = 10/x
x^2 = 2500 . . . . . . . multiply both sides by 250x
x = ±√2500 = ±50 . . . take the square root
The missing term of a geometric sequence is +50 or -50.
(the common ratio is ±1/5)
