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Find the second, fifth, and ninth terms of a sequence where the first term is 65 and the common difference is -7. a) 72, 79, 86 b) 58, 51, 44 c) 58, 37, 9 d) 72, 93, 121
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Find the second, fifth, and ninth terms of a sequence where the first term is 65 and the common difference is -7. a) 72, 79, 86 b) 58, 51, 44 c) 58, 37, 9 d) 72, 93, 121
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Find the second, fifth, and ninth terms of a sequence where the first term is 65 and the common difference is -7.
a) 72, 79, 86
b) 58, 51, 44
c) 58, 37, 9
d) 72, 93, 121
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There are multiple ways to do this.
The easiest is to just continuously subtract 7 from 65 the numbers of times needed.
But most math teachers will have you use the equation ar^n-1 where a= the first term (65), r=ratio (-7), and n=the term you need (second, fifth, and ninth).
So to solve you just plug your values in as so
AR^n-1
(65)(-7)^2-1(65)(-7)^5-1
(65)(-7)^9-1
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