An object weighs 10 pounds on Earth would weigh 4 pounds on Mars. If you weigh 95 pounds on Earth, how much would you weigh on M
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<h3>Answer:</h3>
The th term of an arithmetic sequence is explicitly defined as
where
is the first term of the sequence and
is the the common difference.
From the given first five terms of the sequence we can see that the first term is so
.
The common difference, , can be calculated by
so we'll find the common difference of the given sequence by letting
.
Now let's plug everything we know.
J
j=agv where a is a constant of proportionality.
j=1 when g=4 and v=5
1=a*4*5
1=20a
a=1/20
a= 0.05
j=0.05gv
When g=10 and v=9,
j=0.05*10*9
j=0.5*9
j=4.5
j=agv where a is a constant of proportionality.
j=1 when g=4 and v=5
1=a*4*5
1=20a
a=1/20
a= 0.05
j=0.05gv
When g=10 and v=9,
j=0.05*10*9
j=0.5*9
j=4.5