Answer:
The expression for the nth term is Tn = 8n -7
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we are to find an expression for the nth term of the sequence.
Mathematically, the nth term of an arithmetic sequence can be expressed as;
Tn = a + (n-1)d
for T2, the equation is
a + d = 9
for T4, the equation is
a + 3d = 25
we can substitute the equation of T2 into T4 but we first need to rewrite T4
a + d + 2d = 25
9 + 2d = 25
2d = 25 -9
2d = 16
d = 16/2
d = 8
now since a + d = 9
a = 9-d
a = 9-8
a = 1
So the expression for the nth term would be;
1 + (n-1)8
1 + 8n - 8
= 8n -8+1
= 8n -7
2. Y=x/5
3. G= f/h
5. B= m/f
6. D=b/8
I hope these are right for you
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Answer:</h3>
96 necklaces
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Step-by-step explanation:</h3>
To find out how many necklaces Camilla can make, we need to see how many times the required number of beads "goes into" the available number of beads.
Silver: 8160/85 = 96
Black: 2880/30 = 96
Camilla has enough beads to make 96 necklaces.
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<em>Comment on this answer</em>
Obviously, if one of the quotients is smaller than the other, Camilla can only make as many necklaces as are supported by the constraining resource.
Even if she had 3000 black beads (way more than 2880), she could still only make 96 necklaces (for example) because she would run out of silver beads making that 96th necklace. (There would be 120 black beads left over in that scenario.)
