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Question 597867: 6 is 4% of what number?
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Question 597871: -2(w+5)-(2-8w)=5w
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Question 598247: Find the next six terms of the sequence an=n^3-8
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Question 598759: 3. The sequence 52,51,48,43,34,27,18 is wrong. Could you tell because of which number it is going wrong?
a 34 b 27 c 48 d 18

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Question 598796: In the geometric sequence find r and the 10th term.
a) 4, 12, 36,108...
b) 972, -324, 108, -36...
Not really sure what to do here. Thank you.

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Question 598796: In the geometric sequence find r and the 10th term.
a) 4, 12, 36,108...
b) 972, -324, 108, -36...
Not really sure what to do here. Thank you.

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Question 599111: There were 126 people that ordered food. 87 ordered cold food and 92 ordered hot food. How many ordered both cold and hot?
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Question 599525: A playground is being designed where children can interact with their friends in certain combinations.
If there is 1 child, there can be 0 interactions.
If there are 2 children, there can be 6 interactions.
If there are 3 children, there can be 15 interactions.
If there are 4 children, there can be 27 interactions.
How many interactions will there be for 7 children?

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Question 599642: Find the number of terms. Use the sum formula.
1+2+4+...+2048
2048=1*2^n-1
2048=2^n-1
I don't know where to go from here.

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Question 599716: The sum of three consecutive odd integers is 345. Find the largest of these three numbers.
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Question 600139: Karen tees up on the 9th hole at a golf course for a 200 yard hole. She makes an initial drive (first shot) directly toward the hole. Her second shot travels 50 yards. Karen's third shot travels 25 yards, her fourth 12.5 yards, and so on in this pattern. Assume that the first shot fits the pattern and that the ball continues directly toward the hole on each shot.

Find the first shot less than 10 yards from the hole and the first shot less than 5 yards from the hole? Find the distance covered by the ball. Will the ball travel 200 yards? Explain why or why not. Use two different methods to justify your reasoning.

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Question 600359: What is the missing numbers in the sequence 9 ? 29 39 ? 59
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Question 600375: what are the missing numbers 3/4 ? 27/64 81/256 ? 729/4096
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Question 600581: Sum of Arithmetic sequence 1,-1,-3...-13


Find missing term in arithmetic sequence -17, a2, a3, 1


Find missing term in arithmetic sequence 1, a2, a3, a4, -35

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Question 600645: Which number is prime?


A.
91


B.
53


C.
27


D.
14

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Question 600666: Please help me find the next term in the sequence: 1, -3, 9, -27...
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Question 601530: For the sequence a(subscript n)=(n+1)
its first term is=
its second term is=
its third term is=
its fourth term is=
its 100th term is=

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Question 601673: Sigma notation/Integers
Find the value of 82
E (6+4i) (the "E" is meant to represent sigma and the 82 is supposed to be above it)
i=17
I have got the sequence worked out i.e. 6+4x17= 74
6+4x18= 78 etc.
However not sure where to go or whether I am going in the right direction!

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Question 601949: find the thirteenth term of the following sequence -6, -4, -2, 0....
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Question 602056: 2,5,10,17
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Question 601527: Insert 3 arithmetic means between -19 and 59.
Use a formula and show your work.
-19, _____, _____, _____, 59

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Question 602242: Could a tutor please help? Given f(x)= e^(2x), find the first three nonzero terms of the maclaurin series for the function. Thank you much!
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Question 602616: One sequence is 7,11,15,19,23... Second sequence is 1,10,19,28,37 - the number 19 is in both sequences. If both sequences continue, what is the next number that is in both sequences?
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Question 602994: complete the series 10, 18, 40, 78, 112,?
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Question 603123: What is the sum of an arithmetic series with Sigma (n on top, k=50 on the bottom, and the equation is just k.) This should be easy but I'm just having a major brain fart today...
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Question 603294: I'm supposed to find the specific term of each arithmetic sequence. The problem is : t1=5, t3=20; and I need to find t subscript 12. I can use the equation tn=t1+(n-1)d if that helps you any? Thanks for the help.
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Question 603355: write a recursive definition for the sequence 4,10,16,22,.....
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Question 603569: What is the sum of 2+4+6+8+10+12 using the formula for the partial sum of arithmetic series?
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Question 603677: The first number is 1 and the 58th number is 3. what are the numbers in between 1 & 3 (from 2nd to 57th)? thank you very much for the answer..
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Question 604057: Will you show me how to evaluate this problem. 2+5+8+11+.....; S9 I know it is an Arithmatic series, I just don't know how to evaluate it!
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Question 604590: I need help finding the vertex of the parabola: y= -6.25x²+ 150x + 7200?
I have graphed it and found the vertex to be (12, 8100) but I need to be able to find it algebraically. I tried taking the derivative but I'm not sure I was doing that right or if thats how I should approach it. Please explain your steps, so that i can learn what and why you are doing what you do. Thanks in advance for all the help.

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Question 604635: What is the difference between 200th and 300th term of the sequence 1,3,7,15.....?and how to solve it
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Question 604718: Find the number of terms in the sequence 5,2,-1,...,-37
The next term in 3,6,12,24,48,...
The 100th term in 6,8,17,26,35,...
Given that the sequence 1,6,x,y,20,...is a Fibonacci sequence, find x and y.

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Question 605399: Evaluate the arithmetic series where t1=42, tn=146, and n=14.

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Question 605754: how can i find the 10th sequence for the sequences 1+3+6+10+...
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Question 605848: find the sum of each.
2.3+2.6+2.9+....; 40th term

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Question 605844: find the exact value of the indicated term of each sequence.( show the formula and work)
4,-12,36,-108,...find a15

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Question 606787: 2006 is the product of three primes, 2 × 17 × 59.
Find the first year that occurs after 2006,
which is the product of three consecutive primes.
Show or explain how you got your answer.

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Question 606802: A new car valued at $26,000 depriciates at a rate of 10% per year. How much will the car be worth (a) when it's 8 years old. (b) when it's 9 years old.
This is a question on my geometric sequences assignment. I don't have any examples of this in my notebook and I can't really figure out how to solve it using the rules of geometric sequences. Could anyone explain how to solve it to me please?

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Question 607094: "Find the 4th term in binomial expression (2x+3y)with a coefficient of 6.
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Question 607048: give the first four terms of the arithemtic sequence for which a1=-22 and r=5
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Question 607114: What is the nth rule for 0,1%2F4,2%2F5,3%2F6?
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Question 607190: Find the 15th term of the given sequence -9, 27 , -81.....
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Question 607239: Hi Tutors,
Help me please, if you may? I'm not sure what to do.

Give an example of an arithmetic sequence that is found in the real world. Find the common difference and write a recursive and iterative rule for the sequence. Use one of the rules to find another term of the sequence.
Then give an example of a geometric sequence that is found in the real world. Find the common ratio and write a recursive and iterative rule for the sequence. Use a rule to find any term.
Then clearly explain why each example is either an arithmetic or geometric sequence.

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