Arithmetic progression - math word problems - page 15 of 20
Number of problems found: 396
- Angle
Determine the size of the smallest internal angle of a right triangle which angles forming the successive members of the arithmetic sequence. - Twenty-first 3935
Determine the twenty-first term and the difference AP if a1 = 0.12 and a1 + a2 = 0.42. - Difference 3923
Determine the ninth term and the difference AP if a3 = 4.8 and a2 + a3 = 8. - Difference 3908 Determine the fourth term and the difference AP if a1 = 3.2 and a2 + a3 = 7.
- Determine 3904
Determine the seventh GP member if a1 = -3.4, q = 5 - Third member Determine the third member of the AP if a4=93, d=7.5.
- Sum of members What is the sum of the first two members of the arithmetic progression if d = -4.3 and a3 = 7.5?
- Difference 3878 Determine the difference between members of AP and find the third term: 7; 3.6;...
- Determine 3876
Determine the second term and the quotient GP if a3 = 48.6 a1 + a2 = 6
- Difference 3832
Determine the difference AP if a1 = -7.5 and a1 + a2 = 4.8. - Determine 3829 Determine the sum of the first three members of GP if q = 2 and a4 = 2.4.
- Previous 3824
There are 48 bottles in the third row, seven fewer in each row than in the previous row. Find the number of bottles in the first row. - Determine 3814
Determine the third, fourth, and fifth GP members if a1 = -0.5 with q = -4. - Difference 3802 Determine the second term and the difference AP if a3 = 5 and a1 + a3 = 16.
- Q of GP Calculate the quotient of geometric progression if a1=5 and a1+a2=12.
- Determine 3751 Determine the sum of the second and fifth AP members if a1 = -4.12, d = -0.7
- Quotient
Determine the quotient and the second member of the geometric progression where a3=10, a1+a2=-1.6, and a1-a2=2.4. - Determine AP
Determine the difference of the arithmetic progression if a3 = 7, and a4 + a5 = 71 - Fifth member
Determine the fifth member of the arithmetic progression if the sum of the second and fifth members equals 73 and the difference d = 7.
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