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Explanation:
Question 34
An arithmetic sequence is a sequence of numbers in which the difference between consecutive terms is constant.
Given sequence:
To determine if the given sequence is arithmetic, calculate the differences between consecutive terms.



As the differences are constant, the sequence is arithmetic, with common difference, d = 4.
The explicit formula for an arithmetic sequence is:

where:
- a is the first term of the sequence.
- n is the position of the term
- d is the common difference between consecutive terms.
To find the explicit formula for the given sequence, substitute a = -11 and d = 4 into the formula:

To find the 52nd term, simply substitute n = 52 into the formula:

Therefore, the 52nd term is a₅₂ = 193.

Question 35
Given explicit formula for an arithmetic sequence:

To find the common difference, we need to compare it with the explicit formula for the nth term:

The coefficient of the n-term is -4, therefore, the common difference is d = -4.
To find the 52nd term, simply substitute n = 52 into the formula:

Therefore, the 52nd term is a₅₂ = -238.