Step-by-step explanation:
You are just replacing the 'n' with the number in the 'n box'.
So if this is the formula:
then:
B(-3)= 4-(-3/3)
B(-3)= 4-( -1)
B(-3)= 4+1
B(-3)= 5
B(0)= 4-(0/3)
B(0)= 4-0
B(0)= 4
B(3)= 4-(3/3)
B(3)= 4-1
B(3)= 3
Answer: The numbers whose sum equals 12 and whose product and difference is largest is 6 and 6
Step-by-step explanation:
numbers whose sum is 12
Sum =12 Product Difference Product- Difference
11 +1 11 10 1
10 +2 20 8 12
9 +3 27 6 21
8 +4 32 4 28
7 +5 35 2 33
6+6 36 0 36
The numbers whose sum equals 12 and whose product and difference is largest is 6 and 6
Answer:
$110,080
Step-by-step explanation:
This is an arithmetic sequence because each new term is obtained by adding $5000 to the preivous term.
The general formula for such an arithmetic series is
a(n) = $80,000 + ($5,000)(n - 1)
and so in his 23rd year Jason would make
a(23) = $80,000 + ($5,000)(23 - 1), or
$110,080
The missing number is 15. .
