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A n =−1+3(n−1) an=−1+3(n−1) what is the 55 term in the sequence
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A n =−1+3(n−1) an=−1+3(n−1) what is the 55 term in the sequence
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Step-by-step explanation
The general term for the sequence is
To find the 55th term, we have to substitute
in to the general term and simplify.
This implies that,
Therefore the 55th term is 161.
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