14a^2bc^4/21abc^6 = 2a/3b^2
Answer:
16 - 5 
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Answer:
The answer is 6.3
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Answer:
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Auxialary equation is

General solution is



Eliminate B to get
3A =a-1
We know that y tends to 0 when x tends to infinity for any finite A
i.e. a should be a finite real number.
To solve this problem, start by plugging in your given n value.
This results in:
k = 100 - 4(60)
Next, simplify the parentheses by multiplying the -4 and the 60 together.
This leaves you with:
k = 100 - 240
To simplify for k, subtract 240 from 100 to get:
k = -140
So your final answer is k = -140 when n = 60