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next please: find the 1st, 4th and 10th terms of the arithmetic sequence described by the given rule: A(n)=12+(n-1)(3)
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I'm going to try and learn arithmetic sequences on my own, 7th grade doesn't have that.
I thought you just substitute n with 1,4 and 10 to find your answer
For 1 12+(1-1)(3)= 12 For 4 12+ (4-1)(3) = 21 For 10 12+ (10-1) (3) = 39
how did you get the 1 4 and 10
1st term 4th term and 10th term
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oh duh i am so dumb!so all i need to do is substitute it to the n's. OMG so embarrassing. thank you so much.
No problem. =) I always forget stuff like that too haha
thats how you do that? wow that is actually a simple thing, never done it before though.
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