Hello,
a(2)=-6
a(3)=-6*r
a(4)=-6*r²
a(5)=-6*r^3=162
a(5)/a(2)=r^3=162/(-6)=-27==>r=-3
a(1)=-6/(-3)=2
a(2)=2*(-3)
a(3)=2*(-3)²
a(4)=2*(-3)^3
a(5)=2*(-3)^4
a(n)=2*(-3)^(n-1)
Answer
Combine like terms:
3x-2>5x+10 becomes -12 > 2x
Dividing both sides by 2, we obtain x < -6
Answer:
she resells each apple for $132
Step-by-step explanation:
I multiplied 120 by 0.1 to find how much she would be marking up the price of each apple. I got the answer of $12. So then I added that $12 to $120 and got the new price of $132.
I checked my work I swear it's correct
hope this helps chu <3
No, but “of” does. “Much”’s meaning can change depending on the context
Answer:
f(12) = 11
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this question:
- Substitute x = 12 into the equation: f(12) = 3/4 (12) + 2
- Simplify: 3/4 × 12 = 36/4 which is 9 → f(12) = 9 + 2
Hope this helps!
