3 years ago

A(n)=−6−4(n−1) Find the 4th term in the sequence

1 answer:

7 0

A(n) = -6 - 4(n - 1)

Where n = 4

a(4) = -6 - 4(4 - 1)
a(4) = -6 - 4(3)
a(4) = -6 - 12
a(4) = -18

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