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Find the nth term of the sequence, then find the 20th term, 100th term and the series for each? 2/5, 1/15, -4/15,....
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Find the nth term of the sequence, then find the 20th term, 100th term and the series for each?
2/5, 1/15, -4/15,....
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It's an arithmetic sequence where
nth term of the arithmetic sequence is equal:
Substitute:
Other form:
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