Hey there!
A common ratio is just that number that you multiply or divide to each number that gets you the next in a geometric sequence. In this sequence, we know the numbers are getting bigger and we're multiplying, so we want to know what you're multiplying by the first number to get to the second. We can call this unknown number x. SO if we start with the first number and set up an equation, we get:
3x = 12
Divide both sides by 3
x = 4
Therefore, your common ratio is 4.
To check, you can multiply all the next numbers by 4 to see that it all checks out.
Hope this helps!
Well 1A is wrong as 13+4=17 and 11+7=18 and 2B is also wrong as 6 squared is 36 and 4 squared is 16,36+16=52 6+4=10 10 squared is 100 on (6+4) squared you would do the addition as there is BIDMAS brackets indices division multiplication addition and subtraction
Answer:
so umm how do u do this
Step-by-step explanation:
a. f(a) =5a+12
we have 1. a=6
Therefore, where ever we find a we'll substitute in 6
f(6) =5(6) +12
6f=30+12
6f=42
so therefore 1. a=6 will match c on the right
2. a=2
f(2) =5(2) +12
2f = 10+12
2f = 22
therefore 2. a=2 will match a on the right
3. a=4
f(4) =5(4) +12
4f=20+12
4f=32
therefore 3. a=4 will match d on the right
4. a=5
f(5) =5(5) +12
5f=25+12
5f=37
therefore 4. a=5 will match b on the right
<u> 12x³ - 12x </u><u /> = 3/7 - 1/56x² - 3/7 = 3/7 - 3/7 - 1/56x² = -1/56x²
28x³ - 56x² + 28x
