Plug in n = 1 into the nth term formula
a(n) = 4n-1
a(1) = 4*1-1
a(1) = 3
So the first term is 3
The second term will be 7 because we add on 4 each time, as indicated by the slope of 4. This is also known as the common difference.
So the nth term is found by adding 4 to the (n-1)st term, in other words,
a(n) = a(n-1)+4
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In summary, the answer is
a1=3; an=an-1+4
which is choice B
-- Reflecting across the x-axis makes all the x-coordinates the negative of
what they were before the reflection. The y-coordinates don't change.
-- Translating 2 units up makes all the y-coordinates 2 greater than
they were before the translation. The x-coordinates don't change.
You didn't give us a list of new coordinates, so there's nothing
to match with.
Answer:
It has millions of tickets. On each ticket is written a number a dollar amount. The exact average and SD are unknown but are estimated from the sample to be $20,000 and $5,000 respectively.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
sample size n = 1600
sample mean
= 20000
standard deviation = 5000
The objective is to choose from the given option about what most closely resembles the relevant box model.
The correct answer is:
It has millions of tickets. On each ticket is written a number a dollar amount. The exact average and SD are unknown but are estimated from the sample to be $20,000 and $5,000 respectively.
However, if draws are made without replacement, the best estimate of the average amount for the bride will be $20,000
Similarly, the standard error for the sample mean = 


the standard error for the sample mean = 125
Answer:
Approximately 4 loaves of bread.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us get out the total amount of flour that Josh has first of all. This is
cups of flour.
Each lof requires
cups of flour. This means that to make a loaf, he will be taking out this quantity of flour from the whole lot.
To get the total number of loaves he can make with this quantity of flour, we will have to divide the total quantity of flour available by the quantity required to make a single loaf.
This will be
÷
=
. This is approximately 4 loaves of bread