Hi there!
The answer is D. 21, 25, 29
The arithmetic sequence has a pattern of +4. From 17 you add 4, resulting to 21 and you continue.
Hope this helps !
Answer: k=9/4
Step-by-step explanation: We can do this by finding a number that adds up to 3 when multiplied by 2. The best way to do this is to use ((b^2)/4) which can usually find you the number for a perfect square based on b, which we have. So, 3^2 / 4 =9/4, meaning k=9/4. We can check:
>x^2 +3x +9/4
> (x+3/2)(x+3/2)
Perfect square.
Hi, I think the answer may be 2.
How I got my answer:
If x equals 18, divide 18 by 3 and you'll get 6, then divide 6 by the other 3 and your quotient should be 2.
Hope I helped!
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