The way we would answer the question would be to express it as
100-9(n-1) with n being the nth term of the pattern.
Why is this? We know we subtract 9 each time and START from 100.
Remember though that 100 is the first term in the sequence. So, we would have (n-1)*9 to subtract 0 from our 1st term and 9 from our second term.
Also, we have 9*(n-1) because we are just subtracting multiples of 9. It is always going to subtract by 9.
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The answer to the problem would be
100-9(13-1)
= 100-9(12)
= 100-108
= -8
Answer:
1. C. 4x + 40
2. a. - 2a + 10
3. d. 13x - 45
4. 2c-7d
5. b. -2z - 12
Step-by-step explanation:
1. 4(x+10) = 4x+4*10 = 4x+40
C
2. -2(a - 5) = -2*a -2*-5 = -2a+10
A
3. 10x + 3 (x-15)
10x + 3x -3*15
10x+3x-45
13x-45
D
4. -5(c+d) + 7c - 2d
-5c-5d + 7c-2d
-5c+7c -5d -2d
2c-7d
5. 2(2z + 4) - 2 (3z + 10)
2*2z +2*4 -2 *3z -2*10
4z+8 -6z-20
4z-6z+8-20
-2z-12
B
The probability that a child with a speaking part is chosen randomly would be 2:5.
Answer:
22.2 pounds and 1g = 7.4p
Step-by-step explanation:
Lets go in an inverse sense, finding firstly the constant variation and then the weight of 3 gallons.
The constant variation is the relation between gallons of diesel volume and pounds of diesel weight. For thise we would like to find how many pounds of diesel weights 1 gallon. We have the following equality:
5 gallons = 37 pounds
Now, lets divide both sided by 5, as we know the equality will still:
5/5 gallon = 37/ 5 pounds
1 gallon = 7.4 pounds
So, this is the constant variations: every extra gallons weights 7.4 pounds. We could also do this in terms of pounds, which means, parting from:
5 gallons = 37 pounds
Divide both sides by 37:
5/37 gallons = 1 pound
0.081 gallons = 1 pound
Every extra pound means 0.081 more gallons.
Now, as we want the weight of 3 gallons we can use our first relation and multiplying by 3:
1 gallon = 7.4 pounds
3 gallons = 22.2 pounds
Answer:644.355
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