Which equation has infinitely many solutions? A. B. C. D.

The perimeter of a rectangular garden is 860 ft. the two short sides of the garden are each 30 ft long. you are asked to find th

garik1379 [7]

2(30)+2x=860

This is because the 4 sides of the rectangle add up to the perimeter.
The unknown side is x, and there are two of those, and there are also two sides of 30.
They all add up to the perimeter.

So:
2(30) + 2x = 860

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3 years ago

a cell phone company plans to market a new smartphone. they have already sold 612 units durning the first week of the campaign.

Vadim26 [7]

The first term is 612.

The common ratio is 1.08 and

The recursive rule is $a_{n} = a^{n-1} \times r$

Step-by-step explanation:

the question to the problem is to write the values of the first term, common ratio, and expression for the recursive rule.

The first term :

In geometric sequence, the first term is given as $a_{1}$ .

⇒ $a_{1} = 612$

Now, the geometric sequence follows as 612, 661, ........

The common ratio (r) :

It is the ratio between two consecutive numbers in the sequence.

Therefore, to determine the common ratio, you just divide the number from the number preceding it in the sequence.

⇒ r = 661 divided by 612

⇒ r = 1.08

To find the recursive rule :

A geometric series is of the form a,ar,ar2,ar3,ar4,ar5........

Here, first term $a_{1} = a$ and other terms are obtained by multiplying by r.

Observe that each term is r times the previous term.
Hence to get nth term we multiply (n−1)th term by r .

The recursive rule is of the form $a_{n} = a^{n-1} \times r$

This is called recursive formula for geometric sequence.

We know that r = 1.08 and $a_{1}$ = 612.

To find the second term $a_{2}$ , use the recursive rule $a_{n} = a^{n-1} \times r$

⇒ $a_{2} = a^{2-1}\times r$

⇒ $a_{2} = a^{1}\times r$

⇒ $a_{2} = 612\times 1.08$

⇒ $a_{2} = 661$

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4 years ago

P: Las Vegas is the capital of Nevada. q: There are 10 inches in a foot. Use: pvq

AysviL [449]

Answer:

P= Carson City

Q= 12 inches long

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3 years ago

The coefficient of 2(3)(6)Q is ___.

nlexa [21]

The answers is 2 x 3 x 6 = 36

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3 years ago

Paul wanted to bring his family to the Children’s Museum. There was an exhibit with carnival rides. The tickets for each ride we

Nostrana [21]

We want to define and solve a linear equation to model the given case.

The answers are:

a) x = number of tickets, y = total cost.

b) y = $1.35*x + $6.35

We know that:

The tickets for each ride were $1.35 per ticket.

Paul purchased 30 tickets

He spent a total of $46.85 (on tickets and admission)

The cost for the 30 tickets is:

30*$1.35 = $40.50

a) Now we can define two variables:

y = total cost

x = number of tickets

b) the linear equation would be:

y = $1.35*x + P

Where P is the price of admission.

And we know that the total cost for 30 tickets is $46.85, then we have:

$46.85 = $40.50 + P

$46.85 - $40.50 = P = $6.35

So the admission price is $6.35

This means that the linear equation is:

y = $1.35*x + $6.35

c) Brief explanation, we have the variable y that represents the total cost, it is equal to the admission price (which we found) plus $1.35 times the number of tickets bought (x).

If you want to learn more, you can read:

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3 years ago