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tankabanditka [31]
3 years ago
12

6a + 2b, 9a + 4b, 12 + 6b Find the 40th term Show all work :)

Mathematics
1 answer:
Naily [24]3 years ago
8 0
1. 6a + 2b
2. 9a + 4b
3. 12a + 6b 
4. 15a + 8b
5. 18a + 10b
6. 21a + 12b
7. 24a + 14b
8. 27a + 16b
9. 30a + 18b
10. 33a + 20b
11. 36a + 22b
12. 39a + 24b
13. 42a + 26b
14. 45a + 28b
15. 48a + 30b
16. 51a + 32b
17. 54a + 34b
18. 57a + 36b
19. 60a + 38b
20. 63a + 40b
21. 66a + 42b
22. 69a + 44b
23. 71a + 46b
24. 74a + 48b
25. 77a + 50b
26. 80a + 52b
27. 83a + 54b
28. 86a + 56b
29. 89a + 58b
30. 91a + 60b
31. 94a + 62b
32. 97a + 64b
33. 100a + 66b
34. 103a + 68b
35. 109a + 70b
36. 112a + 72b
37. 115a + 74b
38. 118a + 76b
39. 121a + 78b
40. 124a + 80b

Basically, add 3 to every number in front of the a and 2 to every number in front of the b. Or just multiply. 
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