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If you are familiar with the Gaussian method of adding arithmetic sequences, recognize that the pattern of this sequence is 15+(n-1)5, where n is the
day:
\begin{align*}
60 &= 15 + (n-1)5 \\
45 &= (n-1)5 \\
9 &= n-1 \\
n &= 10
\end{align*}
By the 10th day, Herb will have built a total of
fence posts.
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\begin{align*} &=(3a^2-4b)(3a^2+4b) \\ &=9a^4+12a^2 b-12a^2 b-16b \\ &=9a^4-16b \end{align*}
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\begin{align*} t(200)+s(20)&=8,080 \\ s&=0.10(t) \end{align*}
Now you just need to substitute s into the first equation, to solve the question:
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Howard also has 1 liter of milk, or 4 cups of milk. If you similarly convert the 4 total cups of milk to the possible number of cakes, you will get:
Realize that Howard can only make as many cakes as his ingredients will allow. He cannot make 5 cakes, since he does not have enough flour for the fifth cake. Since he cannot make a fraction of a cake, he can only make 4 cakes.
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This diagonal is the diameter of the circle, so divide it by 2 to get the radius. Then, to find the area of the circle use the formula, substituting the diameter of the circle and dividing it by two:
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where x ≠ -1. Note that the function is undefined and -1 because the denominator will equal 0 at this point. (K) is the only graph that shows this expression.
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(C) is the only choice with this y-coordinate. To double check, you can substitute
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Using this slope, you can determined that the point (1, -3) is the correct choice.
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Note that if the question asked for distinct diagonals, you would have to divide this number by 2.