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A(n)=-5+6(n-1) find the 12th term
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A(n)=-5+6(n-1) find the 12th term

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Answer:

a(12)=61

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User Ryan Brown
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Answer:

a(12) = 61

Explanation:

a(n)=-5+6(n-1)

let n =12

a(12) = -5 +6(12-1)

a(12) = -5 +6 *11

a(12) = -5 +66

a(12) = 61

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