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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Given S=n/2(n+1) Complete the ordered pair. D = {(n, S): (0, __)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

given \[S=\frac{ n }{ 2 }(n+1)\]

OpenStudy (kl0723):

you're given that n=0 so just plug in the value "0" into the given formula to get S

OpenStudy (kl0723):

the ordered pair consists of (n,S) right?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I guess I am so confused with the lesson I am in I have read it over and over and it just doesn't make since to me

OpenStudy (kl0723):

well the ordered pair consists of two numbers for x and y as in "(x,y)"... in this case you have an ordered pair of (n,S) and you're given the value of n=0 as well as the formulas for the S value, just plug in "n" to find "S" :)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

plug in n=0 in the given? so like S=0/2(0+1) so it would 1 or did u mean something different

OpenStudy (kl0723):

that's what I meant, so you should get 0 and your ordered pair will be (0,0)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

okay thank you :)

OpenStudy (kl0723):

np :)

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