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This is all I know: at 1st=1 at 2nd=1+5=6 at 3rd=6+7=13 at 4th=13+9=22 at 5th=22+11=33 at 6th=33+13=46 at 7th=46+15=61
the 2nd term is when n = 2 notice we're adding 5 to the first term (1) to get the second term (6)
so let's assume the answer is choice A that says "take the previous term and add n to it to get the next term" but n = 2 and we are not adding 2, we're adding 5
so do you see how I eliminated choice A?
I see, yes ! Progress is looking good! :)
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try out choice B
How?
notice we're now adding on 4n+1 to the previous term to get the next term
N= 5 , correct?
let's go back to choice A |dw:1407644729253:dw|
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