1, a.) The two specific conjectures are in the first image.
1, b.) The two general conjectures are in the second image.
2, a.) Two specific conjectures for this pattern are:
- The common difference between two consecutive terms is 3.
- And the given difference is A.P.
2, b.) From our observation two general conjecture is that the given sequence is an arithmetic sequence and the common difference is 3.
For finding its nth term we can use the formula: a(n) = a + (n-1) x d.
2, c.) A formula for the given pattern is 5 + (n-1)3, where n is the number of the term.
I am going to use C to represent cookbook and N to represent N. I find that easier to remember which is which.
Day 1: 5C + 3N = 167
Day 2: 3C + 1N = 89
We need to solve one of these equation for either the C or N. I always choose the easiest one! Day 2 looks like the one.
3C + 1N = 89 (I am doing to solve for N because we won't have a fraction)
1N=89-3C
N=89-3C
Now we take this solution for N and put it into our first equation.
5C + 3(89-3C) = 167 (We need to distribute)
5C + 267 - 9C = 167 (Use subtraction to move C values to the right and numbers to the left)
267-167 = 9C-5C
100 = 4C
25 = C $25 for the Cookbooks.
Now, we have to go back and solve for N by putting $25 in for C in the second equation.
N=89-3(25)
N=89-75
N=14 dollars for each novel.
Check by putting both back into the first equation:
5C + 3N = 167
5(25) + 3(14) = 167. It checks out!
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
If you look at your y value which would be your Output you can see the number 4 repeated multiple times
Therefore leading up to the answer that there is more than what output.
The input is the number you feed into the expression, and the output is what you get after the look-up work or calculations are finished.
Hope this helps :)
Answer:
3.
Step-by-step explanation:
3(n + 4) = 21
3n + 12 = 21
3n = 21 - 12 = 9
n = 3.
Answer:
1. 10^2
2. 10^4
3. 10^5
4. 10^7
5. 10^6
6. 10^3
7. 10^9
8. 10^0
9. 1000
10. 100,000
11. 10
12. 1,000,000
13. 100
14. 10
15. 10,000
16. 10,000,000
