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In a sequence of numbers, a4=9, a5=13, a6=17, a7=21, and a8=25. Which equation can be used to find the nth term of the sequence, an? A = an=4n+9 B = an=7n−4 C = an=4n−7 D = an=9…
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In a sequence of numbers, a4=9, a5=13, a6=17, a7=21, and a8=25. Which equation can be used to find the nth term of the sequence, an? A = an=4n+9 B = an=7n−4 C = an=4n−7 D = an=9…
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In a sequence of numbers, a4=9, a5=13, a6=17, a7=21, and a8=25.
Which equation can be used to find the nth term of the sequence, an?
A = an=4n+9
B = an=7n−4
C = an=4n−7
D = an=9n+4
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The answer is C i.e an=4n-7
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