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Answer:

a(n)= 4*n+1

a(n+1)=5+4*n

Explanation:

The sequence 5, 9, 13, 17 is the ariphmetic progression where a(1)=5 is the first member of the progression and the diference is d=9-5=4 (the distance between the neighboring members)

For ariphmetic progression is known that n- term is equal to

a(n)=a(1)+d*(n-1)

So for our case

a(n)=5+4(n-1)=5+4n-4=4n+1

a(n+1)= 5+4(n+1-1)= 5+4n

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