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Aliza
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7 November, 22:44
Find the 40th term of this arithmetic sequence.
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Ben Hart
7 November, 22:46
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199 is the answer because the equation you use is an=a1+d (n-1). Where an (the n is actually supposed to be smaller than the a) is the nth term (a40), a1 (1 smaller than a) is the first term (4), d is the difference (5), and n is the number of the term you're looking for (40)
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