A sequence is defined as follows:
The nth term is three more than twice the square of n.
What is the 7th
term of the sequence?
5

7

101

199

Question

A sequence is defined as follows:
The nth term is three more than twice the square of n.
What is the 7th
term of the sequence?
5
		
7
		
101
		
199

amistre64 · Answer

define the rule in mathical notation

anonymous · Answer

wich is?

amistre64 · Answer

The nth term is three more than twice the square of n.

interpreting sentences was a part of the most basic algebra clas

amistre64 · Answer

how would you attempt to write this sentence in mathical notation?

anonymous · Answer

i dont know

amistre64 · Answer

you need to put forth an attempt .... the sentence has to be interpreted somehow by you.  They are using math terms and everything.  By saying "i dont know" tends to convey a sense of not caring, not trying, and why bother kind of attitude.