This is pretty easy. put in what term you want for n...say you want the 11th term, then
13. A(13)=2+(13-1)(-2.5)
A(13)=2+12*(-2.5)
A(13)=2-30=-28 check that
Find the second, fourth and eleventh terms of sequence described by each rule.
13. A(n)=2+(n-1)(-2.5)
14. A(n)=-9+(n-1)(3)
I need help please, i am bad at mathh
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Thank you:)
what about 14?
is the answer in order so second ter fourth term than 11th term bobpursely?