Math, asked by honeysenpaithe, 1 year ago

Keenan currently does a total of 8 pushups each day. He plans to increase the number of pushups he does each day by 2 pushups until he is doing a total of 30 pushups each day. Which equation can we use to determine x, the number of days that it will take Keenan to reach his goal?

Which equation can we use to determine x, the number of days that it will take Keenan to reach his goal?

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Answered by ParvezShere
9

Given that Keenan does 8 push ups and increases 2 push ups each day till the total number of push ups reach 30.

Let the total days to 30 push ups be x.

An A.P is formed with first term 8 and common difference 2.

Last term of the A.P = 30

30 = 8 + 2 × (x-1)

=> 11 = x -1

=> x = 12

The number of days taken by Keenan to reach 30 push ups = 12

Answered by dilasharawal
3

Answer:

8+2x=30

Step-by-step explanation:

did it on khan academy and got it  right

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