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Given the sequence 9, 15, 21, which of the following is equivalent to \[\sum_{n=5}^{8} a_n\] 54 102 144 168
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whats the upper limit of the summation? is it 9, 8 or g?
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whats our 5th term? 6th term? and 7th term?
We know that it increases by 6 every term, and 3rd termi s 21. 4th term will then be 27, 5th term is 33.
What you are doing here is you get 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th term then add them all up.
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oh. So is that what the a_n means? That was the part that had be confused
a sub n means sequence a at the nth term.
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