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S5 when sn = 19 − 3n

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Answer:

s(5)=4

Explanation:

I assume you mean this:

s(n)=19-3n

Plug 5 in for n and solve:

$s(5)=19-3(5)\\s(5)=19-15\\s(5)=4$

ShadowGod answered Feb 21, 2022

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