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The diagram below represents the first three terms of a sequence. Assuming the pattern continues,which formula determines an, the number of squares in the nth term ?

The diagram below represents the first three terms of a sequence. Assuming the pattern continues,which formula determines an, the number of squares in the nth term ?
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The diagram below represents the first three terms of a sequence. Assuming the pattern continues,which formula determines an, the number of squares in the nth term ?

The diagram below represents the first three terms of a sequence. Assuming the pattern-example-1
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an=3n+1

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User SharpNoiZy
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it’s b because i used a nth term calculator
The diagram below represents the first three terms of a sequence. Assuming the pattern-example-1
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