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What equation can be used to represent the following sequence: 7,10,13,16
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@UnkleRhaukus
the pattern is , they go up by the same amount each time
okay. thatd be 3,no?
right,
7n+3?
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It is in nth term,no?
o no nvm
we want the expression to equal seven when n=1
okay. so, .
lemme think
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(because the first term have to be in the sequence)
yes
ummmm
ok, brb. lemme try something
when n=1, 7n+3= 7+3 =10 so that's not right
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a(n)=3n+b a(1)=7 find b
3n+4
good
thanks,
np
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