Answer:
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Answer:
an = -39 -100(n -1)
Step-by-step explanation:
The given sequence can be described by a 3rd degree polynomial.* However, we suspect a typo, and that your intention is to have a formula for the arithmetic sequence ...
-39, -139, -239, -339
This has a first term a1 = -39, and a common difference d = -100.
The model for the explicit formula is ...
an = a1 +d(n -1)
Filling in the given values, the formula you seek is ...
an = -39 -100(n -1)
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* That polynomial is ...
an = 50n^3 +350n^2 -800n +461
This gives a sequence that starts ...
-39, -139, -139, -339, -1039, -2539, -5139, -9139, ...
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Answer:39?
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Answer:
c = 4
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the common difference be c. Then a(n) = -3 + c(n-1). Since a(15) = 53, a(15) = -3 + (15-1)c = 53. Therefore, -3 + 14c = 53, or 14c = 56; c = 4.
