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3 years ago

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So the change in between terms is 5 so you would put 5x, then for the first term, which is 2, 5*1(x)(because it's first term) then the difference between 5-2(because it's the 2nd term) So you would plug 100 in for x so 5(100)-3=497. Hope this helped!

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