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A two-way table is a way to organise data about two specific variables. This example shows a two-way table where the variables are gender and favourite sport.
Step-by-step explanation:
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See the answers below
Step-by-step explanation:
Nine
The first step is to find the common difference. That's found by using
<em><u>Common Difference</u></em>
t4 - t3
t4 = - 15
t3 = - 19
t4 - t3 = -15 - - 19
t4 - t3 = -15 + 19
t4 - t3 = 4
t1 = - 27 which is the first term.
<em><u>Explicit formula</u></em>
tn = a + (n - 1)*d
tn = - 27 + (n - 1)*4
t5 = -27 + (5 - 1)*4
t5 = -27 + 4*4
t5 = - 11
<em><u>Recursive</u></em>
tn = tn - 1 + 4
Ten
<em><u>Common difference</u></em>
t4 - t3
21 - 15
Common difference = 6
t2 = 33 - 6
t2 = 27
<em><u>Explicit formula</u></em>
tn = a + (n - 1)*d
tn = 33 + (n - 1)*6
<em><u>Recursive Formula</u></em>
tn = tn-1 + 6
There are too many answers between the 2 questions that the exact format can be followed and have it make sense. You are better off following each question and writing down the answers as you come to them.
1) L×W 12×12=144
2) 12+12+12+12=48
3) L×W×H 5×5×5= 125
5) B×h/2 12×9=108/2=54
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2/66 is ur answer
Step-by-step explanation:
because it will give u ur answer
Th answer to the question is 20 mm hope this helps
