Determine whether the problems should be solved using the formula for an arithmetic sequence, arithmetic series, geometric sequence, or geometric series. Explain your answer.do not need to solve.
1. Jackie deposited $5 into a checking account in February. For each month following, the deposit amount was doubled. How much money was deposited in the checking account in the month of August? 2. A local grocery store stacks the soup cans in such a way that each row has 2 fewer cans than the row below it. If there are 32 cans on the bottom row, how many total cans are on the bottom 14 rows? 3. A major US city reports a 12% increase in decoration sales during the yearly holiday season. If decoration sales were 8 million in 1998, how much did the city report in total decoration sales by the end of 2004? 4. A fireplace contains 46 bricks along its bottom row. If each row above decreases by 4 bricks, how many bricks are on the 12th row?
no one wants to help me :(
Sara Idk how to answer this but ask either @dpalnc or @ParthKohli or @Hero.. either one of them might answer your question.. lol.. If they're BUSY or NOT.. just ask them..
1. In February He deposited : 5 In March : 5*2 = 10 In April : 10*2 = 20 In May : 20*2 = 40 In June : 40*2 = 80 In July : 80*2 = 160 In August : 160*2 = 320
i don't need to solve it
It is a Geometric Sequence...
Common Ratio = 10/5 = 20/10 = 40/20 = 2
@sara1234please post one question at a time, tell me which one you don't get
i just need to know what formulas i need to use to solve each of them don't need help solving
cool, let's start with first one
Jackie deposited $5 into a checking account in February. For each month following, the deposit amount was doubled. How much money was deposited in the checking account in the month of August? Feb=5 Next month it'll get doubled March=10 April=20 and so on we see the amount is in the sequence 5, 10, 20, 40.... so it's a geometric sequence with common ratio 2. Now you just need to figure out the amount in august feb= 1st month aug= 7th month Use the nth term formula \[a_n=a_1r^[n-1} here a_n is amount in august a_1= amount in feb r=2 tell me what's n here?
The second one is Arithmetic Sequence with a common difference of two as each row on above is getting added by cans..
@sara1234 do you get this?
i don't need to solve it @ash2326
But you did understand, didn't you?
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