Well, First you want to find out how many times six can go into ten. Since its only once, you immediately get the number 1 as your whole number. Now because you've taken six out of ten you're left with 4/6. The mixed number would be 1 and 4/6 or 1 and 2/3 if you're simplifying
Step-by-step explanation:
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You can simply use midpoint formulae to find midpoint of the coordinates.
Here, Given that;
G(3,3) and H(-7,7).
Using midpoint formulae,
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After simplifying it we get,
= (-2,5).
Therefore, midpoint of GH is M(-2,5).
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lets use x as the variable in this situation
x > -2 or x is greater than negative two.
hope this helps
The answer is 2416.5 and i did it on paper
The complete sequence solved by arithmetic progression is 5 8 11 14 17.
<h3>What is arithmetic progression?</h3>
The difference between every two successive terms in a sequence is the same; this is known as an arithmetic progression (AP). It is possible to obtain a formula for such nth term of a AP using this kind of development.
The numbers 5, 8, 11, 14,... belong to the arithmetic progression (AP) since they follow a pattern in which the previous number is added by 3 to get each new number.
nth term = a + (n-1)d
where, a is the initial term (=5)
n is the total terms in the series (=5)
d is the common difference (8-5=3)
Substitute the values in the formula to get the result;
5th term = 5 + (5-1)3
= 5 + (4×3)
5th term = 17
Therefore, the last term (5th term) of the series is 17.
To know more about the arithmetic progression, here
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The correct question is-
What are the missing numbers in the sequence 5 8 11 14 __?
