B.
Let's simply look at each conjecture and determine if it's true or false.
A. 2n– 1 is odd if n is positive: Since n is an integer, 2n will
always be even. And an even number minus 1 is always odd. Doesn't matter
if n is positive or not. So this conjecture is true.
B. 2n– 1 is always even: Once again, 2n will always be even. So 2n-1 will always be odd. This conjecture is false.
C. 2n– 1 is odd if n is even: 2n is always even, so 2n-1 will always
be odd, regardless of what n is. So this conjecture is true.
D. 2n– 1 is always odd: 2n will always be even. So 2n-1 will always be odd. Once again, this conjecture is true.
Of the 4 conjectures above, only conjecture B is false. So the answer is B.
Solution:
<u>It should be noted:</u>
<u>Using the formula:</u>
- Slope = Rise/Run
- => Rise = 1; Run = 2
- => Slope = 1/2
Correct option is A.
Any arithmetic sequence can be expressed as:
a(n)=a+d(n-1), a=initial term, d=common difference, n=term number
In this case a=5, and d=-2 so
a(n)=5-2(n-1) which can be simplified...
a(n)=5-2n+2
a(n)=7-2n
The domain is restricted to integers from 1 to +oo.
Answer:
-11
Step-by-step explanation:
-5 minus 6 equals -11. Look up on Google
