Given a term and the common difference of an arithmetic sequence find

the arithmetic rule. a37=-321 and d=-9.

(Your answer should be written like an=-5n+2).

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Preston

Mathematics

8 July, 08:25

Given a term and the common difference of an arithmetic sequence find

the arithmetic rule. a37=-321 and d=-9.

(Your answer should be written like an=-5n+2).

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Terry Solomon · Answer 1

An = - 5n - 140

Step-by-step explanation: a37=-321 and d=-9

hello:

the n-ieme term is : An = Ap + (n-p) d

p=37 An = A37 + (n-37) (-5) = - 321 - 5n+185

An = - 5n - 140

Given a term and the common difference of an arithmetic sequence findthe arithmetic rule. a37=-321 and d=-9.(Your answer should be written like an=-5n+2).

Given a term and the common difference of an arithmetic sequence find

the arithmetic rule. a37=-321 and d=-9.

(Your answer should be written like an=-5n+2).