Respuesta :
Answer:
a) 963g
b) 17
Step-by-step explanation:
i) Now we must first find the common difference of the AP
d = 7.8 -6 = 1.8
Now the sum of the AP gives the total amount of chemical used for 30 experiments
Sn = n/2 [2a + (n-1)d]
n= 30, a = 6, d= 1.8
Sn = 30/2[2(6) + (30-1) (1.8)]
Sn = 15[12 + 52.2]
Sn = 963g
ii)For the G.P the common ration is (r)= 7.8/6 = 1.3
Since r>1, sum of GP = a (r^n -1)/r-1
If sum = 1800g
1800= 6(1.3^n -1)/1.3 - 1
1800 = 6(1.3^n -1)/0.3
1800 * 0.3 = 6(1.3^n -1)
540 = 6(1.3^n -1)
540/6 = (1.3^n -1)
90 = 1.3^n -1
90 + 1 = 1.3^n
1.3^n = 91
log 1.3^n = log 91
nlog1.3 = log 91
n = log91/log 1.3
n = 1.959/0.114
n = 17
Answer:
a) 963g
b) 17
Step-by-step explanation:
i) Now we must first find the common difference of the AP
d = 7.8 -6 = 1.8
Now the sum of the AP gives the total amount of chemical used for 30 experiments
Sn = n/2 [2a + (n-1)d]
n= 30, a = 6, d= 1.8
Sn = 30/2[2(6) + (30-1) (1.8)]
Sn = 15[12 + 52.2]
Sn = 963g
ii)For the G.P the common ration is (r)= 7.8/6 = 1.3
Since r>1, sum of GP = a (r^n -1)/r-1
If sum = 1800g
1800= 6(1.3^n -1)/1.3 - 1
1800 = 6(1.3^n -1)/0.3
1800 * 0.3 = 6(1.3^n -1)
540 = 6(1.3^n -1)
540/6 = (1.3^n -1)
90 = 1.3^n -1
90 + 1 = 1.3^n
1.3^n = 91
log 1.3^n = log 91
nlog1.3 = log 91
n = log91/log 1.3
n = 1.959/0.114
n = 17