I think it would be 19 because if you take 100-5 it would be 95 and divide 95 by 19 you would get 5 so each student got 5 cookies and there was 19 students
Yes.
For example, the LCM of 12 and 36 is 36, because factoring these numbers gives
12 = 2^2 * 3
36 = 2^2 * 3^2
So, to match them, just multiply the twelve by 3, then they're both 36.
Recursive
formula is one way of solving an arithmetic sequence. It contains the initial
term of a sequence and the implementing rule that serve as a pattern in finding
the next terms. In the
problem given, the 6th term is provided, therefore we can solve for the initial
term in reverse. To make use of it, instead of multiplying 1.025, we should divide it after
deducting 50 (which supposedly is added).
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Therefore, we perform the given formula: A (n) = <span>1.025(an-1) +
50
</span></span>a(5) =1.025 (235.62) + 50 = 291.51
a(4) = 1.025 (181.09) + 50 = 235.62
a(3) = 1.025 (127.89) + 50 = 181.09
a(2) = 1.025 (75.99) + 50 = 127.89
a(1) = 1.025 (25.36) + 50 = 75.99
a(n) = 25.36
The terms before a(6) are indicated above, since a(6) is already given.
So, the correct answer is <span>
A. $25.36, $75.99.</span>
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Answer:
This is trapezium.
Area of this figure =1/2h(d1-d2)
1/2×5(14-8)
=30/2
=15cm^2
