Answer:
The sequence is arithmetic
we know that
In an arithmetic sequence, the difference between consecutive terms is always the same and is called common difference
In this problem we have
3,9,15,21,...
Let
a1=3, a2=9,a3=15,a4=21
a4-a3=21-15=6
a3-a2=15-9=6
a2-a1=9-3=6
The sequence is arithmetic
The common difference is equal to
Step-by-step Solution
Problem to solve: 6x−8y−5х+3y
solving method: simplifying
Combining like terms -8yand 3y
6x−5y−5
Final Answer:
6x−5y−5
<span>OK, here's a *very* approximate "creative" method:
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sin(a+b)=sin(a)cos(b) + cos(a)sin(b) </span>
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choose a=30deg and b=5deg </span>
- sin(a)=0.5 (exact)
- b is a small number so we say sin(b)~b (in radians). We can do a long division for this: 3.14/36 = 0.087 radians
- similarly, for b sufficiently small, cos(b)~1
<span>- now we only need cos(a) = sqrt(3)/2. We can approximately calculate sqrt(3) as 1.73, (by trial-and-error or better, by using the Babylonian method; so sqrt(3)/2 = 0.865 </span>
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Finally, sin(30 + 5) = (0.5 x 1) + (0.087 x 0.865) = 0.575 (calculating more digits is of no use because the sin(b)=b and cos(b)=1 are quite inaccurate approximations). </span>
<span>So that wasn't all too much effort, and we're close to the correct answer (0.574)
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I believe that it is a concurrent power
