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Find the second and third term of the arithmetic sequence –7, ___, ___, –22, –27, ... i got –12, –17 am I correct?
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You are correct. You subtract 5 from each term (or add -5 to each term) to get the next term.
Yes, you are. Since the common difference is -5, it'd progress with -12 and -17
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