Answer:
x nth term =6–3(n-1)
Step-by-step explanation:
Since they start at 6 its X nth term n=6- but since the since one is 6 its 3(n-1) so x nth term=6-3(n-1)
You just subtract 4 from 20
20-4 which is 16
First taking into account the if he buys in order.
Brian has 10 choices for the first selection of fish, 9 for the second selection and 8 for the third selection.
Thus you have 10*9*8 = 720 possible ways
However the question did not specify if it is in order. Now counting how many possible orders for each selection you can have
fish 1 , fish 2 , fish 3 or
fish 1 , fish 3 , fish 2 or
fish 2 , fish 1 , fish 3 or
fish 2 , fish 3 , fish 1 or
fish 3 , fish 1 , fish 2 or
fish 3 , fish 2 , fish 1 or
We have 6 order.
dividing the possible ways by the order we have 720 / 60 = 120
The answer is B. 120
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