Complete the table.

Question

Complete the table.

briana.img · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Where is the table?

johnweldon1993 · Answer

Notice how each time the previous number of squares is multiplied by 5?

anonymous · Answer

It looks as if the pattern is "multiply by 5" which is why 5 x 5 you got 25

anonymous · Answer

then 25 x 5 you got 125

briana.img · Answer

@johnweldon1993 @LetsLearn2000 oooh okay yeah yeah that makes sense

anonymous · Answer

next you would do 125 x 5 and get .. (you answer) ill check it

briana.img · Answer

@LetsLearn2000 it's 625 
how would i be able to make that in an equation if it requires the previous number?

anonymous · Answer

Look at the "step #" section as X and look at the "# of squares" section as Y.

anonymous · Answer

John you wanna take over?

johnweldon1993 · Answer

Up to you ^_^

anonymous · Answer

you the mathlete lol I gotta go finish a question of my own, just finish telling her.

anonymous · Answer

your*

johnweldon1993 · Answer

Okay :)

@briana.img Let me ask you ...what is:

5^1?
5^2?
5^3?

briana.img · Answer

ooooh so it's just 5^x

johnweldon1993 · Answer

Correct!! :D

briana.img · Answer

aaaah okay okay thank you 
i was thinking of exponents but you got me there

anonymous · Answer

Good Job briana! & John Im stuck on a geometry question, would you mind helping ?

johnweldon1993 · Answer

Lol you had it! Just gotta be more confident :D

anonymous · Answer

Wait nvm I got it lol but good job !

johnweldon1993 · Answer

Lol okay @LetsLearn2000  I was just gonna say sure!!! XD

anonymous · Answer

lol you can still help on the second one haha ill tag you