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What is the 24th term of the arithmetic sequence where a1 = 8 and a9 = 56?
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all you need to common difference. the easy way is \[d =\frac{ (56 - 8)}{(9 - 1) }\] when you get that you'll need to formula for a term in an arithmetic sequence \[a_{N} = a_{1} + ( n - 1) \times d\] you know n = 24 and you know a1 = 8 hope it helps
d = 6 an= 8 + (24-1) x 6
thst looks good to mr
an = 8 + 23 x 6 = 8 + 138 = 146?
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