An=-31+(n-1)-11 find the eleventh term

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Lilit [14]3 years ago

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An=-31+(n-1)-11 find the eleventh term

a11 = -31 + (-11) (11-1)

a11 = -31 +-11(10)

a11 =-31 +-110

a11 = -142

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