In mathematics, number sequencing of the same pattern are called progression. There are three types of progression: arithmetic, harmonic and geometric. The pattern in arithmetic is called common difference, while the pattern in geometric is called common ratio. Harmonic progression is just the reciprocal of the arithmetic sequence.
The common ratio is denoted as r. For values of r<1, the sum of the infinite series is equal to
S∞ = A₁/(1-r), where A1 is the first term of the sequence. Substituting A₁=65 and r=1/6:
S∞ = A₁/(1-r) = 65/(1-1/6)
S∞ = 78
Point A - 1
Point B - 5/6
Point C - 1/3
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Part A: f(t) = t² + 6t - 20
u = t² + 6t - 20
+ 20 + 20
u + 20 = t² + 6t
u + 20 + 9 = t² + 6t + 9
u + 29 = t² + 3t + 3t + 9
u + 29 = t(t) + t(3) + 3(t) + 3(3)
u + 29 = t(t + 3) + 3(t + 3)
u + 29 = (t + 3)(t + 3)
u + 29 = (t + 3)²
- 29 - 29
u = (t + 3)² - 29
Part B: The vertex is (-3, -29). The graph shows that it is a minimum because it shows that there is a positive sign before the x²-term, making the parabola open up and has a minimum vertex of (-3, -29).
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Part A: g(t) = 48.8t + 28 h(t) = -16t² + 90t + 50
| t | g(t) | | t | h(t) |
|-4|-167.2| | -4 | -566 |
|-3|-118.4| | -3 | -364 |
|-2| -69.6 | | -2 | -194 |
|-1| -20.8 | | -1 | -56 |
|0 | -28 | | 0 | 50 |
|1 | 76.8 | | 1 | 124 |
|2 | 125.6| | 2 | 166 |
|3 | 174.4| | 3 | 176 |
|4 | 223.2| | 4 | 154 |
The two seconds that the solution of g(t) and h(t) is located is between -1 and 4 seconds because it shows that they have two solutions, making it between -1 and 4 seconds.
Part B: The solution from Part A means that you have to find two solutions in order to know where the solutions of the two functions are located at.
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Easy. There is a pattern on the graph. Each baseball card set costs $4. If you add $4 to the $16 (because that is what she will have left after buying 1 baseball card set), you will get $20. So the answer is $20
