
Christopher J. answered 05/26/20
Berkeley Grad Math Tutor (algebra to calculus)
April:
a1 = -6
d = -4-(-6) = 2.
The formula for the nth term of an arithmetic sequence is
an = a1 + (n-1)*d. Use n=20, a1=-6, d =2
April R.
asked 05/26/20Christopher J. answered 05/26/20
Berkeley Grad Math Tutor (algebra to calculus)
April:
a1 = -6
d = -4-(-6) = 2.
The formula for the nth term of an arithmetic sequence is
an = a1 + (n-1)*d. Use n=20, a1=-6, d =2
Hi. For sequences, use the formula a1+ d(n-1).
a1 is the first number
d is the difference between numbers
n is the number of terms
So -6 + 2(20-1) = -6 + 2(19) = -6 + 38 = 32 (answer)
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