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Find an equation for the nth term of the arithmetic sequence. a14 = -33, a15 = 9 a. an = -579 + 42(n + 1) b. an = -579 + 42(n - 1) c. an = -579 - 42(n + 1) d. an = -579 - 42(n - 1)
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The general term for any arithmetic sequence is an = a + (n-1)d a14 and a15 are given - so you can find the values of a and d using them in the above equation
you can also straight away find d d = difference of any two consecutive terms of an AP= a15 - a14
so d = 9-(-33) = 42
would it be option b? that is what i got after using the formula you gave
yeah b it is
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okay! thank you so much:)
you are welcome
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