PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS MATH QUESTION
1 answer:
The general formula of an Arithmetic sequence is:
Comparing this formula with the given formula, we can write:
Common Difference = d = 5
Since, every term of an Arithmetic sequence can be obtained by adding the common difference to the previous term, so we can write the recursive formula as:
For the given sequence we can write:
So, the answer to this question is 5
Comparing this formula with the given formula, we can write:
Common Difference = d = 5
Since, every term of an Arithmetic sequence can be obtained by adding the common difference to the previous term, so we can write the recursive formula as:
For the given sequence we can write:
So, the answer to this question is 5
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