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A recovering heart attack patient is told to get on a regular walking program. The patient is told to walk a distance of 5 km the first week, 8 km the second week, 11 km the third week and so on for a period of 10 weeks. At that point the patient is to maintain the distance walked during the 10 th week. How far will the patient walk during the 10th week?

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Answered by bijendrakumar1234
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Told to walk in first week = 5km

Told to walk in second week = 8km

Told to walk in third week = 11km

It is forming a pattern,

5km      8km      11km       ..........

      +3       +3        +3

5km      8km     11km     14km     17km     20km    23km     26km   29km     32km

     +3       +3        +3       +3        +3        +3        +3         +3      +3  

The patient has to walk 32km in the 10th week.

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Answered by thakrepayal25
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Given,

A recovering heart attack patient is told to get on a regular walking program. The patient is told to walk a distance of 5 km the first week, 8 km the second week, 11 km the third week, and so on for a period of 10 weeks. At that point, the patient is to maintain the distance walked during the 10th week.

To Find- How far will the patient walk during the 10th week?

As from the given question, it is clear that the patient is walking 3 km in each upcoming weeks

So, For the first week⇒ 5 km

Second week ⇒5 km + 3 km = 8 km

Third week ⇒ 8 km + 3 km11 km

Fourth week ⇒ 11 km + 3 km14 km

Fifth week ⇒ 14 km + 3 km17 km

Sixth week ⇒ 17 km + 3 km 20 km

Seventh week ⇒ 20 km + 3 km 23 km

Eight week ⇒ 23 km + 3 km 26 km

Ninth week ⇒ 26 km + 3 km 29 km

Tenth week ⇒ 29 km + 3 km 32 km

So, in till tenth week patient will walk 32 km.

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