day 1 $0.01
day 2 $0.02
day 3 $0.04
day 4 $0.08
day 5 $0.16
day 6 $0.32
day 7 $0.64
day 8 $1.28
day 9 $2.56
day 10 $5.12
day 11 $10.24
day 12 $20.48
day 13 $40.96
day 14 $81.92
day 15 $163.84
day 16 $327.68
day 17 $655.36
day 18 $1310.72
day 19 $2621.44
day 20 $5242.88
day 21 $10485.76
day 22 $20971.52
day 23 $41943.04
day 24 $83886.08
day 25 $167772.16
day 26 $335544.32
day 27 $671088.64
day 28 $1342177.28
day 29 $2684354.56
day 30 $5368709.12
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which you can set up an equation to find the amount on any particular day:
2(n-1)*$0.01, where n is the day.
So the sixth day would be 2(6-1)*$0.01 = 25*$0.01 = 32*$0.01 = $0.32 which is answer listed above for day 6.
Each number is obtained by doubling the previous number and then subtracting a number that itself keeps doubling: 15 times 2 is 30, minus 1 is 29 29 times 2 is 58, minus 2 is 56 56 times 2 is 112, minus 4 is 108
If these are the only numbers give, then: 2, 10, 26 = 2 (+8), 10 (+16), 26 (+32), 58 (+64), 122... the amount being increased keeps doubling....the sequence would read: 2, 10, 26, 58, 122...
Without a coat the coat keeps the cold air in, like a thermos flask we learnt this in year 3....
The identity property is when a factor in an multiplication problem keeps its identity for example= eight times one equals eight (the eight keeps its identity)
One of the first positive effects, is that mass media keeps people informed of any recent events within a short amount of time. When, for example, a politician is assassinated, you will hear this immediately, so that you will know what is going on. Media keeps you informed. It also helps in other things like entertainment, gaining knowledge etc.
Yes.
13+2=15+4=19+6=25 The 2 keeps doubling. Hope this helped you!!
A part of a harness that keeps the horse from throwing back its head. A part of the rigging on the bowsprit of a sailing ship. Doubling your bet after each losing hand. A half-belt on the back of a garment.
Each number is obtained by doubling the previous number and then subtracting a number that itself keeps doubling: 15 times 2 is 30, minus 1 is 29 29 times 2 is 58, minus 2 is 56 56 times 2 is 112, minus 4 is 108
Oh, dude, in 1974, a candy bar cost around 10 to 15 cents. But like, who really keeps track of candy bar prices from the '70s, am I right? I mean, it's not like I have a time machine to go back and buy a bunch of cheap candy bars.
Normans
Wtf? First get the info right. Cotton doesn't keep you warm, it keeps you cool... ^_^
$36.50 if she just keeps it in a jar or a piggy bank. More if she invests it.
No one keeps track of how many cents still exist, but as of December 2014 (the last month for which figures are available as of this writing), the total number of Lincoln cents minted since 1909 is approximately 486,168,711,000 - i.e. nearly half a trillion coins!
It was first found in seeds, them it keeps growing into corn of cob.
Yes, gravity affects satellites in orbit by keeping them in their orbital path around the Earth. Gravity provides the centripetal force necessary to maintain the satellite's trajectory and prevent it from moving off into space. Gravity also affects the position of satellites in their orbits and can cause slight perturbations over time.
Preventive Maintenance.