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The 5th term of an arithmetic sequence described by the rule is tn=19-3n ? Explanation?
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substitute n=5 in the formula above, what do you get?
5=19-3n? Is it reverse bodmass because you are solving for n?
term 5 = 19 - 3*5 = 4 thats your answer
Ya im not sure how to solve it.
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Welcome do you know what an arithmetic sequence is?
So you don't substitute 5 in tn?
tn stands for Term number n , you can say this \[t_{5} = 19 - 3*5 = 4\]
@fliptricks1 are you ok with the above?
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