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Question 942889: Two consecutive odd numbers have a sum of 44. Find the value of the product of both of these odd numbers?
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Question 942975: i got 7 1/3 for the first term and 1/3 in the seventh term what is the sequence

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Question 943075: I cannot understand how (7-1)^2 equals 36 but 7•7-1-1 equals 47 what am I doing wrong?
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Question 943075: I cannot understand how (7-1)^2 equals 36 but 7•7-1-1 equals 47 what am I doing wrong?
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Question 943110: proove that the n th term of an AP can not be n square 1. justify your answer
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Question 943111: proove that the n th term of an AP can not be n^2 + 1. justify your answer
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Question 943188: (38 ⋅ 2−5 ⋅ 90)−2 ⋅ 2 to the power of negative 2 over 3 to the power of 3, whole to the power of 4 ⋅ 328 (5 points)
Write your answer in simplified form.

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Question 942410: first negative terrm of the sequence 20,77/4,37/2,71/4
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Question 943563: Evaluate the function for x = –4c if c = –2.
f(x)=-3xx2-4x

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Question 943611: two numbers are in the ratio 4:5. If their sum is 54, find the numbers
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Question 943600: The third and the eight terms of a geometric progression is 21. The third term exceeds the second term by 6. Find the common ratio.
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Question 943637: are these numbers arithmetic or geometric and why? 52, 47, 42, 37
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Question 943639: What is the next three series of numbers in 6400, 3200, 1600, 800 and why? Are they arithmetic or geometric?

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Question 943639: What is the next three series of numbers in 6400, 3200, 1600, 800 and why? Are they arithmetic or geometric?

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Question 943739: What is the next number in this pattern? 6, 18, 35, 62, 109, ____ . I have try adding going up.I multied.
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Question 943917: How many terms are in the sequence: 640,320,160,.......,5?
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Question 943917: How many terms are in the sequence: 640,320,160,.......,5?
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Question 944241: Which set of line segments could create a right triangle?
15, 30, 35
15, 36, 39
15, 20, 29
5, 15, 30

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Question 944241: Which set of line segments could create a right triangle?
15, 30, 35
15, 36, 39
15, 20, 29
5, 15, 30

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Question 944285: Hello,
How can I find a%5B1%5D and d if
+a%5B4%5D=16+ and +s%5B15%5D=420++ ?
I am not sure which formula to use.
Thanks so much.

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Question 944285: Hello,
How can I find a%5B1%5D and d if
+a%5B4%5D=16+ and +s%5B15%5D=420++ ?
I am not sure which formula to use.
Thanks so much.

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Question 944299: i need help please can anyone tell me what is the next number in the series of following numbers 701495 , 841853 , 676836
please its urgent

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Question 944648: please help solve these two problems:
sequence 4,8,16,32,64,128…
d=2
a sub 1=4
prob #1: a(3) what is a? is that the same as a sub exponent 1 which is 4?
prob #2: a(1)+a(7)
Thank you

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Question 944648: please help solve these two problems:
sequence 4,8,16,32,64,128…
d=2
a sub 1=4
prob #1: a(3) what is a? is that the same as a sub exponent 1 which is 4?
prob #2: a(1)+a(7)
Thank you

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Question 944201: if a,b,c are in H.P then (1/a + 1/b - 1/c)(1/b + 1/c - 1/a)=?
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Question 945027: 75, 85, 95, 105 geometric or arithmetic
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Question 945097: Determine the number of terms n in each arithmetic series.
Problem 1: a1= 4, d = 7, Sn= 228


Problem 2: (−2) + (−12) + (−22) + (−32)..., Sn= −224
These problems stumped me...thanks in advance for your time and effort, I appreciate the help!

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Question 941989: Use mathematical induction to prove that:
n
∑ r^2/{(2r-1)(2r+1)}= n(n+1)/(2(2n+1))
r=1
Thanks!!

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Question 945337: Find the nth term of 5,8,11,15
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Question 945364: sum the serie: 1+5+9+...+77
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Question 945179: IF 3(5/9) AND 40(1/2) ARE THE FIRST AND THE LAST TERMS RESPECTIVELY, OF A GEOMETRIC SEQUENCE, DETERMINE THE VALUE(S) OF THE FIFTH TERM IF THERE ARE SEVEN TERMS IN A SEQUENCE
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Question 945195: construct an expression tree for the following expression:
((1+5)/1-4)*(16+(4*(5-8)))


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Question 944497: Find the 8th term of the sequence below.
a1 = 4 r = 7

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Question 944497: Find the 8th term of the sequence below.
a1 = 4 r = 7

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Question 941377: the sum of n terms of 1²/1 + (1²+2²)/2 + (1²+2²+3²)/3+.......is
a)(n/36)(4n²+15n+17) b) (n/36)(4n²-15n-17) c)(n/36)(4n²-15n+17) d) none

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Question 945574: Generate the first five terms in of an arithmetic sequence, and write directions on how to find the 10th, 11th, and 12th terms of the sequence using a calculator in two different ways.

I have no idea how to approach this. any help would be greatly appreciated!

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Question 945504: What is the summation notation ofthe sum of the positive even integers less than 10
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Question 945683: why is the problem shown not factorable with rational numbers:
1-xy-20x^2 y2

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Question 945965: identify the pattern... 1,5,2,10,3,15,4,_
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Question 946119: find the minimum number of AP 1,8,15............. such that the sum is greater than 1000
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Question 946429: if a-b=3 an a2-b2= 36, then find the sum of both the variables of a and b.
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Question 946499: Find the nth term of the sequence:
1,-3,9,-27,81

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Question 946510: SUM OF 8TH TERM OF A.P IS 160 WHILE THE SUM OF 20TH TERM IS 800.FIND THE 43TERM AND THE SUM OF THE 12TERM.

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Question 946599: What is the sum of all positive integers less than 20 that cannot be written as the sum of 2 prime numbers?
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Question 946686: 8th term and expicit formula.
1,5,25,125

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