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What is the nth term of the arithmetic sequence? 7, 5, 3, 1, …
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your adding 2 each time if that's what your asking for
well the answer choices are a. -2n b. 7-2n c. 9-2n d. n-2
i think its b
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yes its B
its B @haileyalissa
anymore
what is the nth term of the sequence? 4,-1,-6,-11,...
its -11+5
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is that an option
i dont have that as a choice
oh nvm what are the choices
a. 5n-9 b. n+3 c. -5n+9 d. -5n+4
either C or D
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c
okay (:
ok so its C
use the formula below to find the 6th term in the geometric sequence\[a _{n}=(5)*(\frac{ 3 }{ 2 })^{n-1}\]
a. 5 b. 15/2 c. 1,215/32 d. 3,645/64
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my best guess is is D but idk
ill put it
im not 100% sure
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anymore @haileyallissa
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