.23(m)-12=35.
Think this is right. Haven't done these in a while
Answer:
3.14159, this is π
Followed by 2-6-5-3-5-8-9
Circumference over diameter
7-9, then 3-2-3
OMG! Can't you see?
8-4-6-2-6-4-3
And now we're on a spree
38 and 32, now we're blue
Oh, who knew?
7, 950 and then a two
88 and 41, so much fun
Now a run
9-7-1-6-9-3-9-9
Then 3-7, 51
Half way done!
0-5-8, now don't be late
2-0-9, where's the wine?
7-4, it's on the floor
Then 9-4-4-5-9
2-3-0, we gotta go
7-8, we can't wait
1-6-4-0-6-2-8
We're almost near the end, keep going
62, we're getting through
0-8-9-9, on time
8-6-2-8-0-3-4
There's only a few more!
8-2, then 5-3
42, 11, 7-0 and 67
We're done! Was that fun?
Learning random digits
So that you can brag to your friends
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: y = (xm)/3 + b
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Multiply m on both sides
x × m = 3(y - b)
2. Divide by 3 on both sides
(xm)/3 = y - b
3. Add b on both sides
y = (xm)/3 + b
X-2 or 5-2 because 2 fewer you would need to subtract two from the amount you ate
The sequence can be represented by 
, where 
is a whole number(
and is an integer). By this, we should be able to plug in some whole number x and be able to get these values if they are in the sequence. To test this, let's set these numbers equal to and confirm that there is a whole number x which equals the values selected.
When trying 160 with our equation, we find that x doesn't equal a whole number, thus our answer is C, or 160. To confirm our answer, we can test 170 and 210 and confirm that they both give us a value for x which is a whole number.
