Answer:
5+0.10d
Step-by-step explanation:
A five dollar bill is worth $5 and a dime is worth 10 cents, or a tenth of a dollar. To find the value of the money take the sum of the value of the bill and the number of dimes (d) times the value of each dime. You will get $5+0.10d.
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Answer : 28, 23, 18
To find the ‘nth term’ all you have to do is replace the variable ‘n’ in the equation with the number term you’re looking for.
In this case you’re looking for the first three terms, so you would replace n with the numbers 1, 2, and 3.
This gives you 28, 23, and 18.
I believe it’s The domain of the function is all real numbers less than or equal to -2
E has 3 of them.
F has 2 of them.
H has 2 of them.
M has 2 of them on the sides.
N has 2 of them on the sides.
U has 2 of them on the sides.
W has 2 PAIRS of them ... the \ \ and the / /
Z has 2 of them on the top and bottom.
