For this case we have the following number:
600,000
We can rewrite this number as the product of two numbers.
We have then, mathematically:
600,000 = 60 * 10,000
Then, rewriting in words we have:
600,000 = sixty - ten thousand
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Answer:
Rewriting 600,000 we have:
600,000 = sixty - ten thousands
First we find the common difference...to do this we subtract the first term from the second term. -7 - (-1) = -7 + 1 = -6
now we are going to find the 10th term
an = a1 + (n-1)*d <== formula for finding any term in arithmetic series
a1 = 1st term, d = common difference, n = term we want to find
now we sub
a10 = -1 + (10 -1) * -6
a10 = -1 + (9 * -6)
a10 = -1 - 54
a10 = - 55
now we will find the sum
Sn = (n (a1+ an)) / 2 <== formula for finding the sum
S10 = (10(-1 - 55))/2
S10 = (10(-56) / 2
S10 = -560/2
S10 = - 280
so the sum of the first 10 numbers is -280
2. |2+(-4)| = 2 |2| + |(-4)| = 6
Answer:
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Exponential form:
5⁶ = 15,625
The number next to the "log" symbol is the base, which is positioned down. Next to the base of the exponent is the result of the exponent.
The number after the equal sign is the exponent.
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