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F(n)=3+4(n-1) what would the 7th term in this sequence it has to be only one term and not f(7) please hurry it’s due today

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This is a simple sequence question.

We can use the formula to figure this out:

Your starting term is 3 and the pattern is adding 4.

To find the 7th term just replace the n in the formula with 7.

We get: 3+4*6 = 27

Your seventh term is 27!

We can also count by 4's just to check:

3, 7, 11, 15, 19, 23, 27.

ANSWER: 27

User Calina
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Answer:

27

Explanation:

3+4(n-1) Write the equation.

3+4(7-1) Replace n=7

3+4(6) Subtract.

3+24 Multiply.

27 Add.

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