Answer: 23
Explanation: First of all, let's make sure we have an arithmetic sequence. An arithmetic sequence is a sequence that has a common difference which is the number repeatedly added or subtracted to reach the next term.
To get from -4 to -1, we're adding 3.
To get from -1 to 2, we're adding 3.
To get from 2 to 5, we're adding 3.
So we know that this is an arithmetic sequence because it has a common difference or the number that is repeatedly added which is 3.
Now, we want to determine the 10th term in this sequence.
There are 2 ways that you can determine the 10th term. You can keep on adding 3 until you get to the 10th term or you can use the explicit formula. I will show you the explicit formula which is shown below.
Now we want to determine what the 10th term is so we're trying to determine . Now, we know what is because it's our first term or -4. Now, n will be the number of terms we're solving for or 10. Lastly, we have the d which represents the common difference which is 3.
So plugging into the formula, we have .
Now, make sure we apply order of operations because this is where many students make mistakes.
(10 -1) is going to be 9. Then we want to make sure we multiply before we add so 9 x 3 is going to be 27 and then -4 + 27 is 23.
So the 10th term in this sequence is 23.
Rounding 636 to nearest ten will give 640 and rounding 636 to nearest hundred will give 600 .
Given,
Rounding 636 to nearest ten and hundred .
Here,
The number in the tens place is 3. The number after that is 6 which is greater than 5 so you round up. Therefore 636 rounded to the nearest tens place is 640.
The number in the hundreds is 6, the next number is 3 and since it is less than 5, you keep it at the same. 636 rounded to the nearest hundred place is 600.
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The trail starts at R(−1, 4) and goes to S(5, 4) and continues to T(5, −2).
The total length of the walking trail is ____ units.
(Input whole numbers only.)
Numerical Answers Expected!
Answer for Blank 1:
Answer:
The answer is 12
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2+5=12
3+6=21
8+11=?