Form Ar 11: Fill & Download for Free

AR-1 "Parasniper", bolt-action rifle (1954 prototype, was not developed further)AR-3, 7.62×51 mm NATO select-fire battle rifle (prototype, used as a test-bed for rifle design features)[17]AR-5, .22 Hornet bolt-action survival rifle (1954–1955), was submitted to replace the Air Force's standard survival rifle.AR-7 "Explorer", .22 LR semi-auto survival rifleAR-9, semi-auto 12-gauge shotgun (1955 prototype, forerunner of the AR-17)AR-10, 7.62×51 mm NATO select-fire battle rifle (1955–1959)AR-11, .222 Remington select-fire assault rifle (prototype, smaller version of the AR-3)AR-12, 7.62×51 mm NATO select-fire battle rifle[18]AR-13, hyper-velocity multi-barrel machine gun for aircraftAR-14, .243 Winchester, .308 Winchester, or .358 Winchester semi-auto sporting rifleAR-15, .223 Remington select-fire rifle assault (smaller version of the AR-10 and forerunner of the M16 rifle, made from 1956-1959)AR-16, 7.62×51 mm NATO select-fire battle rifle (1959–1960)AR-17, semi-auto 12-gauge shotgun[19][20]AR-18, .223 Remington select-fire assault rifle (smaller version of the AR-16, made 1962–1964)AR-180, .223 Remington semi-auto sporting rifle (civilian version of the AR-18)(Armalite, Inc. 1996–present)AR-10B, .308 Win semi-auto rifle (1994–Present)AR-10A, .308 Win semi-auto rifle (2006–Present) (re-designed AR-10 - most parts are not compatible with AR-10B)AR-10 SuperSASS, .308 Win semi-auto sniper system (2006–Present)AR-20, .50 BMG single shot rifle (1998–1999)AR-22, blank firing device for the Mk 19 40 mm grenade launcher (1998–2008)AR-23, sub-caliber training device for the Mk 19 40 mm grenade launcher (1998–2008)AR-24, 9 mm pistol (2006–2012)AR-30, .308 Win, .338 Lapua Magnum, .300 WIN MAG bolt-action rifle (1999–2012)AR-30A1, .300 WIN MAG, .338 Lapua Magnum bolt-action rifle (2013–present) (re-designed AR-30; most parts are not compatible with AR-30)AR-31, .308 Win bolt-action rifle (2013–present)AR-50, .50 BMG single-shot rifle (1998–present)AR-180B, 5.56 mm semi-auto rifle (2001–2009)M-15, 5.56 mm semi-auto rifle (1994–present)

As a lawful permanent resident you are now "free to move about the country", as the Southwest jingle goes. You do not need to obtain permission, and there are no criteria to be fulfilled other than finding somewhere in New York to live.You are required to report that you have moved, within ten days, either by filling out form AR-11 and mailing it to USCIS, or online at https://egov.uscis.gov/coa/displayCOAForm.do.Don't forget to also transfer your driver's license and vehicle registration to New York, if you have these things, update your address with any businesses you deal with, including any employer you've worked within the past year (so that you get your tax paperwork in a timely manner), and file a change of address with the US Postal Service.

Let a be the 1st term and r be the common ratio.So, t12/t15 = ar^11/ar^14 = 8Thus, 1/r^3 = 8 OR r^3 = 1/8Therefore r = 1/2