What's 196 divided by 4

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Answer 1

Answer: 196/4 = 49
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Answer 2

Answer: 49.......................................

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Gordy is a goalie for a neighborhood soccer team.He played in 65% of the 20 games this season.In how man ygames did he not play? ExplainA.6
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If you would like to know in how many games Gordy didn't play, you can calculate this using the following steps:

Gordy played in:
65% of 20 games = 65% * 20 = 65/100 * 20 = 13 games

He did not play in:
20 games - 13 games = 7 games

The correct result would be B. 7 games.

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B.7 is the answer.

Describe how you would estimate the square root of a number that is not a perfect square without using a calculator.

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Round of the number to the nearest whole number then multiply it by itself.

For the following geometric sequence find the recursive formula: {-1, 3, -9, ...}.

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Based on these first few terms, we can deduce that the next term is computed by switching the sign of the previous one, and multiplying it by 3: we start with -1, we switch the sign (1) and multiply by 3 (3); then again we switch the sign (-3) and multiply by 3 (-9), and so on.

Since switching sign is the same as multiplying by -1, we can compute every next term by multiplying the previous one by -3:

$a_1 = -1\na_2 = a_1\cdot(-3) = (-1)\cdot(-3)=3\na_3 =a_2\cdot(-3)=3\cdot(-3)=-9$