1 equals 0.46 (make a line over the 6 to show it is repeated)
2 equals 0.4 (make a line over the 4 to show it is repeated)
3 equals -0.6 (make a line over the 6 to show it is repeated)
4 equals -0.857142 (make a line over all numbers past the decimal to show it is repeated)
5 equals 3.3409 (make a line over the 09 at the end to show it is repeated)
6 equals -1.7727 (make a line over the 27 at the end to show it is repeated)
7 equals 66.5%
8 equals 3.16 (make a line over the 6 to show it is repeated)
9 equals -9 over 10
10 equals -17 over 20
11 equals -3 and 4 over 5
There are a lot of ways but here are a couple of examples.
1. 1,2,3,4,5 - 1,2,4,5,3 - 1,4,5,3,2...... So on Hope this helps:)
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The image below shows step-by-step using Order of Operations (PEMDAS) to solve both of them.
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Linear functions such as 2x - 6 . 1/2 x and -6x will have domain and range = all real numbers.
