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Find the nth term of the sequence if: a₁ = -2.5, d = 4, and n = = 15 57.5 47.5 61.5 53.5-
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Find the nth term of the sequence if:
a₁ = -2.5, d = 4, and n = = 15
57.5
47.5
61.5
53.5-
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Answer: a₁₅=53.5
Explanation:
a₁=-2.5 d=4 n=15
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