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D(n)=8−6(n−1) What’s the 6th term
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D(n)=8−6(n−1) What’s the 6th term

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D(n)=8−6(n−1). The 6th term is found by subbing 6 for n in this formula:

D(6)=8−6(6−1) = 8 - 6(5) = 8 - 30 = -22 (answer)
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