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What are the next two terms in the​ sequence?
2​, 14​, 26​, 38​, ...

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Answer:

50, 62

Explanation:


a(1)=2\\\\a(2)=a(1)+12=2+12=14\\\\a(3)=a(2)+12=14+12=26\\\\a(4)=a(3)+12=26+12=38\\\\a(5)=a(4)+12=38+12=50\\\\a(5)=a(5)+12=50+12=62

If you want the formula.

It's an arithmetic sequence with the first term 2 and common difference 12.

The explicit formula of an arithmetic sequence:


a(n)=a(1)+(n-1)d

d - common difference

Substitute:


a(n)=2+(n-1)(12) use the distributive property


a(n)=2+12n-12


a(n)=12n-10

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Answer:

50, 62

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