Point C can be located on points (-3,2)
The differences between arithmetic and geometric sequences is that arithmetic sequences follow terms by adding, while geometric sequences follow terms by multiplying. The similarities between arithmetic and geometric sequences is that they both follow a certain term pattern that can't be broken. There you go
I think it’s six because 3n=6-5 3 n=6-5 then subtract 5 5 from 6 6
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<u>Q/ Draw a line ; Ans; </u>

*explain ; We put the 5 in the denominator and 5 multiply 1 + 4 so equal 9 so the choice 9/5 .
Ans; 7/3—> 2 1/3
*explain ; We put the 3 in the denominator and 3 multiply 2 + 1 so equal 7 so the choice 7/3 .
Ans; 12/10 —> 1 1/5
*explain; simple (12 and 10) ÷ 2 so equal 6/5
We put the 5 in the denominator and 5 multiply 1 + 1 so equal 6 so the choice 6/5 =12/10 .

<u>Q/ Compare the fractions;Ans;</u>

* explain; 2/3 = 0.66 and 14/6=2.33 so 2.33 greater from 0.66 so 14/6 greater from 2/3 .

* explain; 3/8 = 0.375 and 8/3=2.666 so 2.666 greater from 0.375 so 8/3 greater from 3/8 .

* explain; 2 1/6 —> We put the 6 in the denominator and 6 multiply 2 + 1 so equal 13 so equal 13/6
13/6 = 2.16 and 5/9=0.55 so 2.16 greater from 0.55 so 13/6 = 2 1/6 greater from 5/9 .
<u>Q/Add; Ans;</u>


<u>Q/Subtract; Ans;</u>


<u>Q/ Multiply;Ans;</u>


<u>Q/Divide;Ans;</u>


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