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What is the fifth term of the sequence defined by f(n)=3(n−3)
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What is the fifth term of the sequence defined by 
f(n)=3(n−3)

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The answer is 6 since to get the fifth term in the sequence, you replace n with 5 and you get 3(5-3). You subtract 5 by 3 and get 2. Then you multiply all of it by 3 and get 6 as the final answer.
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