1. What is the sum of the first six terms of a geometric sequence whose first term is 5 and whose common ratio is 2?*3 points2353103151552. In an arithmetic sequence if a15 = 108 and d=7, find a1.*3 points14101206103. Find dy/dx of 4 sin2y cosx = 2*3 pointsdy/dx=1/2 tan(2y)tanxdy/dx=1/2 tan(y)tanxdy/dx=1/3 tan(2y)tanxdy/dx=-1/2 tan(2y)tanx4. Find y’ when xy+2x² = 4*3 pointsy'=(5+2x-y)/xy'=-(y+5+4x)/xy'=-(y+5+4x)y'=-(y+5+2x)/x5. Find g (x) = 1/√x*3 pointsg' (x)=-1/2 x^(-3/2)g' (x)=1/2 x^(-3/2)g' (x)=-1/2 x^(3/2)g' (x)=1/2 x^(3/2)6. Find the indicated sum for the geometric series. S6 for (-4/5) + 8 + (-80) + 800 + ....*3 pointsS6 = 21,845S6 = 72,000S6 = 72,727.2S6 = -128,840.87. Solve the system of equations: x-y = -1y = x² +1*3 points(1,-2) and (0,-1)(1,2) and (0,1)(-1,-2) and (0,-1)(-1,2) and (0,1)8. Solve the system of nonlinear equations:x²+ y² = 10x−3y = −10*3 points(3, -1)(-3, 1)(-1, 3)(1, -3)9. tan 2π+ sin 2π *3 points012310. Simplify (cosθ cscθ)/cotθ*3 points-2-101
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- What is the sum of the first six terms of a geometric sequence whose first term is 5 and whose common ratio is 2?3 points2353103151552. In an arithmetic sequence if a15 = 108 and d=7, find a1.3 points14101206103. Find dy/dx of 4 sin2y cosx = 23 pointsdy/dx=1/2 tan(2y)tanxdy/dx=1/2 tan(y)tanxdy/dx=1/3 tan(2y)tanxdy/dx=-1/2 tan(2y)tanx4. Find y’ when xy+2x² = 43 pointsy'=(5+2x-y)/xy'=-(y+5+4x)/xy'=-(y+5+4x)y'=-(y+5+2x)/x5. Find g (x) = 1/√x3 pointsg' (x)=-1/2 x^(-3/2)g' (x)=1/2 x^(-3/2)g' (x)=-1/2 x^(3/2)g' (x)=1/2 x^(3/2)6. Find the indicated sum for the geometric series. S6 for (-4/5) + 8 + (-80) + 800 + ....3 pointsS6 = 21,845S6 = 72,000S6 = 72,727.2S6 = -128,840.87. Solve the system of equations: x-y = -1y = x² +13 points(1,-2) and (0,-1)(1,2) and (0,1)(-1,-2) and (0,-1)(-1,2) and (0,1)8. Solve the system of nonlinear equations:x²+ y² = 10x−3y = −103 points(3, -1)(-3, 1)(-1, 3)(1, -3)9. tan 2π+ sin 2π 3 points012310. Simplify (cosθ cscθ)/cotθ3 points-2-101
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