The second term of the given sequence aₙ = -5(n² + 1n) when solved gives us; a₂ = -20
<h3>How to find the nth term of a sequence?</h3>
We are given the formula for a sequence as;
aₙ = -5(n² + 1n)
Where n is the position of the term.
Now, for the first term, we will have;
a₁ = -5(1² + 1(1))
a₁ = -10
The second term of the sequence is;
a₂ = -5(2² + 1(2))
a₂ = -20
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Anything more or less than 1 would result in a different outcome, and anything times 1 results in itself.
Answer:
a=k-w+v
Step-by-step explanation:
k/a= w-v
a( k/a) = a (w-v)
k -w + v =a
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
(3/4)*(2/5)=6/20=3/10
