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If T(n) = 4+3n, what is the 2nd term

If T(n) = 4+3n, what is the 2nd term
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If T(n) = 4+3n, what is the 2nd term

User Jvanderh
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The 2nd term simply means the variable (n) is set equal to two.
T(2) = 4+3(2)
T(2) = 4+6
T(2) = 10
The second term is equal to ten.
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