Asked by Anonymous
For the arithmetic sequence (2 - x),
(-6 + 2x), (x + 2), solve for x and find t10.
Would I have to start off like this below:::
an = a1 + (n - 1) d
d = (-6 + 2x)-(2 - x) = (x + 2)-(-6 + 2x)
(-6 + 2x), (x + 2), solve for x and find t10.
Would I have to start off like this below:::
an = a1 + (n - 1) d
d = (-6 + 2x)-(2 - x) = (x + 2)-(-6 + 2x)
Answers
Answered by
Reiny
correct, just solve
(-6 + 2x)-(2 - x) = (x + 2)-(-6 + 2x)
....
I got
x = 4
so the sequence is
-2, 2, and 6
(-6 + 2x)-(2 - x) = (x + 2)-(-6 + 2x)
....
I got
x = 4
so the sequence is
-2, 2, and 6
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