Part a .
A arithmetic sequence with a third term of 8 and a common difference of 5 .
To find the first five therms, since the common difference is 5, so we add 5 to get the fourth term and add 5 to fourth term to get the fifth term .
And for first two terms, we will subtract 5 from 8 to get the second term and subtract 5 from the second term to get the first term. And we will get

Part b:A geometric sequence with a fifth term of 1/3 and constant ratio of 1/3.
TO find the first five terms, since the constant ratio of 1/3, so we multiply 1/3 to third term to get fourth term, and multiply fourth term by 1/3 to get fifth term .
And to get the first two terms, we will divide third term by 1/3, to get the second term and divide the second term by 1/3 to get the first term, that is

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Hello!
If Katia can buy packages of jars for $9, we can determine how many packages she can purchase with $45 by using the formula:
45/9 = 5
We divide the total number of money that she has by the amount of money one package of jars costs. Now, the question also asks how many jars she can buy, not just how many packages.
We know that she can buy 5 packages, and that there are 12 jars in each package. To find the total number of jars she can buy, we will multiply 5 by 12.
5 x 12 = 60
Katia can buy 60 jars with $45.
I hope this helps you! Have a lovely day!
- Mal