X = 3 that is you x intercept
y = 2 that is your y intercept
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SEQUENCE: 6, 18, 54, 162
18/6 = 3
54/18 = 3
162/54 = 3
then, r (common ratio) = 3
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RECURSIVE RULE: r = 3
an = a(n - 1) × r [formula]
ANSWER: an = a(n - 1) × 3
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ITERIATIVE RULE: r = 3, a1 = 6
an = a1 × r^(n - 1) [formula] [ ^(n-1) is an exponent]
ANSWER: an = 6 × 3^(n - 1)
Answer:
ASA postulate
Step-by-step explanation:
To prove two triangles are congruent, you need 3 congruent parts in one of the patterns ASA, AAS, SSS, or SAS. Place your pencil on one vertex of the triangle then trace the figure. As you come to each congruent part, write either A for angle or S for side depending on what the part is. After doing so, you will see the pattern A - S - A since a side is congruent between two angles.
A is correct. Just move the negative sign from in front of the 9 and place it in front of the 4.
