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A recursive rule for an arithmetic sequence is a1=−3;an=an-1+7

What is the iterative rule for this sequence?

A recursive rule for an arithmetic sequence is a1=−3;an=an-1+7 What is the iterative-example-1
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C is the answer. Hope you get a good grade
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Answer:


a_(n)=7n-10

Explanation:

Givens


a_(1)=-3\\a_(n)=a_(n-1) +7

The formula to find the iterative rule of an arithmetic sequence is


a_(n)=a_(1)+(n-1)d

Where
d=7 and
a_(1)=-3, replacing these values, we have


a_(n)=-3+(n-1)7\\ a_(n)=7n-7-3\\ a_(n)=7n-10

Therefore, the right answer is the first choice:
a_(n)=7n-10

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