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Explain the pattern for this sequence: -5, -9,-13
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Explain the pattern for this sequence: -5, -9,-13

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Answer:

a n = − 4 n − 1

Explanation:

Use the formula a n = a 1 + d ( n − 1 ) to identify the arithmetic sequence.

User Joseph Wambura
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Answer-5 + -4 = -9. The answer is “add -4”

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