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What is the nth term of 33 - 5n?
28
What it the first five terms of the sequence with an nth term of 8n plus 1?
9, 17, 25, 33, 41
What is 22 x 21 x 33 in linear dimensions?
22, and 21, and 33. 22 x 21 x 33, as a single entity is a measure of volume and cannot be converted to a linear measure.
What are the next three numbers in this pattern 11 22 12 23 A 13 24 14 B 13 24 15 C 13 23 14 D 32 44 33?
Because of the pattern of plus 11 then minus ten I would go with 13 24 14
How do i Order these numbers in least to greatest 1 13 23 0.36 33?
Well, start with any decimals u have, like 0.36. that is first. then the single digits, like 1, which is next. then 13, 23 and finally 33. since 13 is lower then 23, which is lower then 33. so the order is 0.36, 1, 13, 23, 33.
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