Sam Z. answered • 01/29/20
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an=-34+(-2n-(-2))=n+h
=-34-2n+2
=-32-2n
The n's are different.
Eva M.
what does n equal?
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01/29/20
Sam Z.
given: d=-2. Negative^2=positive. I got rid of the ( ). As for n; there's not enough imfo. I'll try 1 more thing: n+h=-32-2n 32+h=-3n That's the best I can do.
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Eva M.
You must have got confused, an=n+h term, but this doesn't go in the equation, it just represents it... I figured it out now though... (an) equals nothing, but in the problem, it says find the three terms, so you would suppose to do a2,a3,a4, not a1 because a1=-34 and then you would put it in the formula and n would equal those numbers and solve each equation with once a2 in one equation and then do another equation which n=3... thanks for your help though
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Eva M.
where did you get 2?01/29/20