Question

Will fan and medal to the correct answer!

Answer 1

Find the \[a ^{2}...a ^{3}...a ^{4}...\]

Answer 2

MATHMATEEEE HIIIII

Answer 3

www.Mathway.com

Answer 4

how could that website work out this problem

Answer 5

it will find it for you if you type in this sequence/equation ;) Hope this helps. Also Wolfram Alpha but thats more complex to use

Answer 6

let me try it there for u :)

Answer 7

it doesnt work when you get to the 3,

Answer 8

ya i just found that out ok wait again :P

Answer 9

the answers are
A. = 5,7,9
B. = 7,9,11

Answer 10

C. = 5,8,11

Answer 11

D. = 3,9,21

Answer 12

tha being in the form of a2 a3 a4

Answer 13

ohhh ok then wait :P

Answer 14

see it doenst work for crap like this

Answer 15

Alright let me see, step by step with each of these answers ok so
A. = 5,7,9
B. = 7,9,11
C. = 5,8,11
D. = 3,9,21

remember A1=0

so if you are going by

a1, a2,a3,a4 then its

0,5,7,9
0,7,9,11
0,5,8,11
0,3,9,21
ryt? do you understand so far @Howard-Wolowitz

Answer 16

yes

Answer 17

\[a _{n}=2a _{n-1}+3\]

a some number lets substitute with 2 to find the value of the second variable

\[a _{2}=2a _{2-1}+3\]

Answer 18

is this right @mathmate

Answer 19

Yes, continue! Use a table to help you.
\(n~~~~a_{n-1}~~~~ a_n\)
1 - 0

Answer 20

ok

Answer 21

I gotta go use the restroom brb

Answer 22

keep going though

Answer 23

\[a _{2}=2a _{1}+3\]

You subtract the 2-1

Answer 24

ok making 1

Answer 25

@mathmate Alright this is the step I'm a little confused on What do i do with the \[2a _{1}\]

Answer 26

If you use a table, life is soooo much easier.

n \(a_{n-1}\) \(a_{n}\)
1 - 1 (given by question)
2 1 3 (a1 = 0 from previous line, so a2=2*0+3=3)
... continue this way

Answer 27

Sorry a1=0
n an−1 an
1 - 0 (given by question)
2 0 3 (a1 = 0 from previous line, so a2=2*0+3=3)
... continue this way

Answer 28

ok

Answer 29

ahhhhh omg that does make life easier xD

Answer 30

1 ____ 3
2 0 3
3 2 5
4 3 6
5 4 1

Answer 31

I see none that fit ;( @mathmate

Answer 32

1 ____ 3
2 0 3
3 3 ? You have to COPY an-1 from the previous line.

Answer 33

1 ____ 0
2 0 3
3 3 ? You have to COPY an-1 from the previous line.

Answer 34

ahhhhhhh so just keep it ok duh

3 3 3
4 3 ?

correct ? I'm sorry I'm just new to a lot of these techniques :P @mathmate

Answer 35

1 - 0 (second number has nothing, a0 is not defined, a1 is given)
2 0 3 (second number is 0 from first line, 3 = 2*0+3)
3 3 ? (second number is 3 from 2nd line, ? =2*3+3)
....

Answer 36

ok :)

1 - 0
2 0 3
3 3 3
4 3 6
5 6 9

correct please tell me I'm right

Answer 37

Your second column has to be derived from the third column of the previous line, \(a_{3-1}\) = a2

Answer 38

If you prefer, you can make only two columns:
n an
1 0
2 3
3 ?

Answer 39

gtg

Answer 40

duh this is not speaking the numerical value of 1 its speaking -1 term not -1 numerically sorry