Answer:
The age of Sue could be 7 years
Step-by-step explanation:
Jenny is 8 years older than twice her cousin Sue's age.
The first equation will be :
J = 8 + 2S ---------(1)
The sum of their ages is less than 32.
The second equation will be :
J + S < 32 ----------------(2)
Now rearrange both equations :
8 + 2S + S < 32
3S < 32 - 8
3S < 24
S < 24/3
S < 8
S = 7
The age of Sue could be 7 years.
Answer:
a21 = -61
Step-by-step explanation:


(subtract to eliminate a₁)
9 = -3d
d = -3
-19 = a₁ + (6)(-3)
-1 = a
a21 = -1 + (21 - 1)(-3)
= -61
The is Answer:
82
Explanation:
We observe that difference between first and second terms <span>=12−5=7</span>
Similarly difference between second and third terms <span>=19−12=7</span>
It shows that the given sequence of numbers is an arithmetic progression with common difference equal to 7.
We know that <span>nth</span> term of an AP whose first term is <span>a1</span> and whose common difference is d is given by
<span><span>an</span>=<span>a1</span>+<span>(n–1)</span>d</span>
To find the <span>12th</span> term, insert given values in the general expression
<span><span>a12</span>=5+<span>(12–1)</span>7</span>
<span><span>a12</span>=5+<span>(11)</span>7=5+77=<span>82</span></span>
7 1/2
you go to both sides of the graph and count in till u get to the middle