Part A
The sequence is geometric because the y values are doubling each time
4*2 = 8
8*2 = 16
16*2 = 32
The common ratio is r = 2.
<h3>Answer: Geometric</h3>
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Part B
The recursive rule here would be

The first line says that "the first term is 4"
The second line says "the nth term is found by multiplying 2 by the previous (n-1) term". In other words, double any term to get the next term.
The fourth term is 32 which doubles to 64 and that's the fifth term. So the point (5,64) is on this exponential curve.
Answer: She takes <u>64 minutes</u> to complete station 5
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Part C
We see that a = 4 is the first term and r = 2 is the common ratio.
The explicit nth term formula is a(r)^(n-1) which becomes 4(2)^(n-1)
Plugging in the value n = 8 leads to
4(2)^(n-1)
4(2)^(8-1)
4(2)^7
4(128)
512
You can use the method shown in part B to keep doubling each term until you arrive at the 8th term. This is one way to confirm the answer.
<h3>
Answer: 512 minutes</h3>
Answer:
0.8
Step-by-step explanation:
its positive not negative
A circle is 360° , if youdivide<span> an arc's </span>degree measure<span> by 360°, you find the fraction of the circle's </span>circumference<span> that the arc</span>makes<span> up. Then, if you multiply the length all the way around the circle </span>by that fraction, you get the length along the arc.
Answer:
-2700 dollars
Step-by-step explanation:
The first year we have a loss of 1500 dollars. On the balance sheet we write -1500, with the negative indicating loss. Some accounting practices will use parenthesis to mean loss, so you might see it as (1500). But in this problem, we'll use negative signs for loss.
The second year is loss of 1200. Add up the two losses (the positive versions of each) to get 1500+1200 = 2700. Then make the result negative. Taking one loss and adding more loss to it means your loss has gotten bigger. So that's why the closing balance at the end of year 2 is -2700 dollars, which is a loss of 2700 dollars.