Question

Find the nth term of the arithmetic sequence where a1 = 5000 and d = -100.
NEED HELP A.S.A.P.

Answer 1

SOOMEONE HELP ME!!

Answer 2

1) 5000
2) 5000 - 100
3) 5000 - 100*2
4) 5000 - 100*3

Are we seeing a pattern?

Answer 3

UMM NO PLEASE HELP ME FURTHER

Answer 4

5) 5000 - 100*4
6) 5000 - 100*5
7) 5000 - 100*6
8) 5000 - 100*7

I can do this all day. Look really hard.

Answer 5

SO IS THIS THE ANSWER OR AM I SOLVING THIS STEPS AND IS THIS FINISHED

Answer 6

9) 5000 - 100*8
10) 5000 - 100*9
11) 5000 - 100*10

n) 5000 - 100*(______)

Fill in the blank with some expression involving 'n'.

Answer 7

I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DO THIS IF I KNEW HOW TO DO IT I WOULD BE ON OPEN STUDY!!!

Answer 8

Please look a the numbers behind the parentheses.

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8...

Then, look at the last number in the given expression.

0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7...

Are you SURE you don't see a pattern in these two sequences?

Answer 9

NOOO PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS ALL THE WAY THREW

Answer 10

n) 5000 - 100*(n-1)

That's it. Read the question five more times until this answer soaks in.