(x^2-5)(3x-1)
Here's how I got this answer:
I found the GCF for each part of the polynomial.
3x^3 and -15x both contain 3x, and -x^2 and 5 share -1.
I then can divide the polynomial by 3x-1, and I get x^2-5
(Okay, that's not what I really did, but I can solve these on sight and don't remember the proper way to do it.)
The arithmetic sequence formula should help you
An= A1+ (n-1)d or An= a + d(n−1)
An= the term that you want to find.
A1 = first term in the list of ordered numbers
n = the term position (ex: for 5th term, n = 5 )
d = common difference of any pair of consecutive or adjacent numbers
So, looking the 4 choices you have the only one that follow the sequence of the formula is C
I believe the one you choose is Fibonacci sequence.
There different number of sequences:
1- arithmetic sequence
2- geometry sequence
3- Fibonacci sequence
Each of that sequences have their own formula.
So, the answer it might be C
Hope that help you
The formula for the Arithmetic is:
An = A1 + F x ( n- 1)
I believe answer is C
Because the one you chose is
The perimeter of the pentagon with apothem of 5cm is 28.87cm
<h3>How to calculate the perimeter of a pentagon</h3>
The sum of all the external sides of the pentagon is its perimeter.
First we need to calculate the half of one of its sides using the SOH CAH TOA
tan 30 = x/5
x = 5 tan 30
x = 2.89
One of the sides = 2(2.89) = 5.77 cm
Perimeter of th pentagon = 5(5.77) = 28.87
Hence the perimeter of the pentagon with apothem of 5cm is 28.87cm
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Answer:
A. 195 > 14.1
Step-by-step explanation:
