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What is the tenth rule for A(n)=-9+5(n-1)

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Given that the sequence follows the formula
A(n)=-9+5(n-1)
the tenth term will be given as follows:
From
A(n)=-9+5(n-1)
substitute n=10 in the equation we get:
A(10)=-9+5(10-1)
A(10)=-9+5(9)
A(10)=-9+45
A(10)=36

Answer: 36
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