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What is the 12th term in the sequence?

Note: Use the explicit rule.

a_n=−16+2n

Enter your answer in the box.
a_12=

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easy, sub 12 for n
a12=-16+2(12)
a12=-16+24
a12=8

Mateusz Konopelski answered Mar 29, 2018

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