Answer:
First term of the sequence is
Step-by-step explanation:
Let be the first term and be the common difference
We have
The sum of the second term and the ninth term of an arithmetic sequence is
The sum of the third and fourth terms of the same sequence is
eqn 1 - eq2
Substituting in eqn 1
sqrt (100) is a rational number
10*10 = 100 (-10)*(-10) =100
sqrt(100)
=-10, 10
these are rational numbers
Answer:49.... yep
Step-by-step explanation: 49,,,
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