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Homework Statement
http://puu.sh/ajGv [Broken]
Homework Equations
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The Attempt at a Solution
Q1- is -3, -1 and 1
Q2- CD is 2
Q3- I don't understand hence can't even start it
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-3, -1, 1, and CD 2 are the numbers that need to be solved in this math homework question. They are known as the "terms" of the equation and will be used to find the solution.
The first step in solving this math homework question is to identify the pattern or rule. In this case, the numbers are decreasing by 2 each time, so the rule is to subtract 2 from the previous number to get the next number.
"CD 2" is a term used in place of a number in this equation. It represents an unknown value that needs to be solved. To find the value of "CD 2", you will need to use the given pattern or rule to determine what number should be placed in its place.
To solve this math homework question, you will need to use the given numbers and the identified pattern or rule to find the missing value. In this case, you will need to subtract 2 from the previous number each time until you reach the missing value, which will be the solution.
Sure, let's say the missing value is "CD 2" and the given numbers are -3, -1, and 1. Using the identified pattern of subtracting 2 from the previous number, we can solve for "CD 2" as follows:
1st term: -3
2nd term: -1 (subtract 2 from -3)
3rd term: 1 (subtract 2 from -1)
4th term: CD 2 (subtract 2 from 1)
Therefore, the solution for "CD 2" is -1.