Answer:
the answer is D
Step-by-step explanation:
This kind of question would actually be very dependable. So, let's suppose that we would have a number as 16. We would then have to divide this number by 4, mainly because we would want to find how many 4's would go into the number 16. But this would actually be an example. So, whatever math problem you may have, just remember this technique, how many numbers would go into that specific number.
Answers:
The next two terms are 67.5 and 101.25 in that order.
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Explanation:
Divide the second term over the first to get 30/20 = 1.5
Divide the third term over the second term to get 45/30 = 1.5
The common ratio is 1.5, which means we multiply 1.5 by each term to get the next term
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fourth term = 1.5*(third term) = 1.5*45 = 67.5
fifth term = 1.5*(fourth term) = 1.5*67.5 = 101.25
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As a shortcut you can plug n = 4 and n = 5 into the function t(n) = 20*(1.5)^(n-1) to get the fourth and fifth terms respectively.
The answer to your question is A: 5/3. To get to the top point, you have to go up 5, then go 3 to the right.
