Answer:
C. 2.8 * 10^-5
Step-by-step explanation:
Ok so its been a while since I've done these but pretty sure c is the answer. (Double check to make sure I'm correct)
So to get the fractions easier to understand you need to put them on the same level you are on. So change the 9/10 gallons to 18/20 ( this makes them easier to deal with the 1/20)
so put 1/20 into 18/20. Liam can paint 18 bird houses.
Answer:
Explicit formula is .
Recursive formula is
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1
In this step we first find the explicit formula for the height of the ball.To find the explicit formula we use the fact that the bounces form a geometric sequence. A geometric sequence has the general formula , In this case the first term , the common ratio since the ball bounces back to 0.85 of it's previous height.
We can write the explicit formula as,
Step 2
In this step we find the recursive formula for the height of the ball after each bounce. Since the ball bounces to 0.85 percent of it's previous height, we know that to get the next term in the sequence, we have to multiply the previous term by the common ratio. The general fomula for a geometric sequene is
With the parameters given in this problem, we write the general term of the sequence as ,
The area of the considered triangle RST is given by: Option A: 9 sq. units.
<h3>How to find the area of a triangle?</h3>
If we have:
- Length of its base = b units
- Its height = h units long,
Then we get:
Area of a triangle =
The missing image is attached below.
If we take the base of the triangle as RS, then as the line UT is perpendicular to RS (as RS is parallel to x axis and UT is parallel to y axis) and touching from the base line RS to T, thus, it can be taken as height.
Thus, we have:
Area of RST = half of length of RS (base) times length of UT (height)
As visible from image, we have:
Length of RS = 6 blocks of unit length = 6 units
Similarly, length of UT = 3 units
Thus, we get:
Area of RST =
Thus, the area of the considered triangle RST is given by: Option A: 9 sq. units.
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