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Identify the 31st term of an arithmetic sequence where a1 = 26 and a22 = –226.
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Well first find d. a1 = 26 a22 = –226 a22=a1+21d Substitute! -226=26+21d 21d=-252 d= -12 Now lets find the 31st term. a31=a1+30d a31=26+30 * (-12) a31=26 + -360 a31= -334
how did you get the d part
\[t_{n}=a+(n-1)d\]
what?.. i don't get it
\[t_{n}\] is the nth term.In this case I put it as 22nd term.d is the common diff. which was found.And a is a1
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so its always lower like if it was 17 it would be a1+16?
a1+16d
okay let me see if i get this one by myself
a1 = –12 and a27 = 66. a1=-12 a27=66 a27=a1+26d?
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