Respuesta :

Answer:

  • #11. i) 5, ii) 6, iii) - 4, iv) 6
  • #12- see below

Step-by-step explanation:

#11

Given equation for sum of the first n terms

  • [tex]S_n=7n-2n^2[/tex]

Using the equation solve the following

i)

The first term [tex]t_1[/tex], is same as the sum of the first 1 term, so n = 1

  • [tex]t_1=S_1=7(1)-2(1)^2=7-2=5[/tex]

ii)

Sum of the first 2 terms, when n = 2

  • [tex]S_2=7(2)-2(2)^2=14-8=6[/tex]

iii)

Common difference is the difference between two consequitive terms.

First, find the second term:

  • [tex]t_2=S_2-t_1=6-5=1[/tex]

Now find the difference between the first two terms:

  • [tex]d=t_2-t_1=1-5=-4[/tex]

iv)

We need to find such n that [tex]S_n[/tex] = - 30

  • [tex]7n - 2n^2=-30[/tex]
  • [tex]2n^2 - 7n-30=0[/tex]
  • [tex]2n^2-12n+5n-30=0[/tex]
  • [tex]2n(n-6)+5(n-6)=0[/tex]
  • [tex](n-6)(2n+5)=0[/tex]
  • [tex]n=6[/tex] is the only positive root

So the answer is 6

#12

Simplifying in steps as below

a) i)

  • [tex]\dfrac{5}{y-3} +\dfrac{2}{3-y}=[/tex]
  • [tex]\dfrac{5}{y-3}-\dfrac{2}{y-3}=[/tex]
  • [tex]\dfrac{5-2}{y-3}=[/tex]
  • [tex]\dfrac{3}{y-3}[/tex]

ii)

  • [tex]\cfrac{1}{m+3} +\cfrac{2m}{m^2-9} =[/tex]
  • [tex]\cfrac{1}{m+3} +\cfrac{2m}{(m-3)(m+3)} =[/tex]
  • [tex]\cfrac{m-3}{(m-3)(m+3)}+\cfrac{2m}{(m-3)(m+3)} =[/tex]
  • [tex]\cfrac{m-3+2m}{(m-3)(m+3)} =[/tex]
  • [tex]\cfrac{3m-3}{(m-3)(m+3)}[/tex]

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