Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
When you "flip" the fraction, switching the numerators and denominators, you get 2/1 which is just 2.
I think the answer is 62 cm2
Explanation:
The common difference of this arithmetic sequence is 5. Adding 5 to an even number gives an odd number, and vice versa. Hence the "parity" of the terms in the sequence must alternate between odd and even.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Remark
My guess is that what is confusing you is not what you have to do, but why it is disguised as g(n)
What you are doing in effect is setting up a table. You are also not certain where the table starts. And that is a problem. I will start it at zero, but it might be 1.
zero
n = 0
g(0) = 34 - 5*0
g(0) = 34
One
n = 1
g(1) = 34 - 5*1
g(1) = 34 - 5
g(1) = 29
Two
g(2) = 34 - 5*2
g(2) = 34 - 10
g(2) = 24
Three
g(3) = 34 - 5*3
g(3) = 34 - 15
g(3) = 19
Four
g(4) = 34 - 5*4
g(4) = 34 - 20
g(4) = 19
Answer
0 1 2 3 4
34 29 24 19 14
<span>The reciprocal of a fraction is simply the reverse
position of the original fraction, its numerator and denominator. It is
represented by the formula of 1/number (fraction). To get the reciprocal of the
number, divide one by the fractional number. You are given the number 6/5. So you
have a numerator of 6 and a denominator of five. Simply swap them and you get
the new numerator as 5 and the new denominator as 6. Or you can just divide
1/(6/5) then you will get 5/6. The answer is letter D.</span>
