Question

FIND THE THIRD,FIFTH AND TENTH TERM SEQUENCE DESCRIBED BY EACH RULE
A(n)=4+(N-1)(-5)

A(N)=-2(n-1)(-5)

Answer 1

for the first one:
A(3)= 4 + (2)(-5) = -6
A(5)= 4 + 4(-5) = -16
A(10)= -41

Answer 2

why dont you try the second and tell me what you get
lets see if you've got the way

Answer 3

A(3)=-2(4)(-5)=40

Answer 4

AM I RIGHT?

Answer 5

n-1 = 3-1 = 4??!!!!

Answer 6

HUH?

Answer 7

OH CRAP I GOT IT ...

Answer 8

A(3)=-2(2)(-5)=20

Answer 9

yup now it is correct :D

Answer 10

ARE U A TESCHER HOBLOS?

Answer 11

!!!nope

Answer 12

YOU TEACHER WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 BETTER THAN MY TEACHER

Answer 13

hahahaha thanks :D

Answer 14

A(5)=-2(4)(-5)=40

Answer 15

yup.... one more

Answer 16

A(10)=-2(9)(-5)=90

Answer 17

good job :D

Answer 18

:p

Answer 19

I HAVE A FEW MORE BUT DIFFERENT STYLE HAHA

Answer 20

post them and i'll see if i can help ;)