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Which is the graph of the sequence an = 2 – (–1)n? THE ANSWER IS: graph #3 because if you substitute the number 1 for n, you'll get 3 (which is the first number plotted on …

Which is the graph of the sequence an = 2 – (–1)n? THE ANSWER IS: graph #3 because if you substitute the number 1 for n, you'll get 3 (which is the first number plotted on …
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Which is the graph of the sequence an = 2 – (–1)n?

THE ANSWER IS: graph #3 because if you substitute the number 1 for n, you'll get 3 (which is the first number plotted on the graph in that specific graph)

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User Gay
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Answer:

Its C, the third graph !

Explanation:

Got it right on edge :)

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User AnthonyWJones
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Answer:

C

Explanation:

Edge2021

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