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The difference between the second and fourth terms of an arithmetic sequence is 3. If the product of the first and fourth term is 34, calculate the value of the first term.
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Answered by Steve
clearly, d = 3/2.
So, if the first term is a,

a(a+3d) = 34
a(a+9/2) = 34
. . .
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