3 years ago

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

1 answer:

4 0

If n = the term number, then:
A(4) = 6-4(4-1)
A(4) = 6-4(3)
A(4) = 6-12
A(4) = -6
A = -1.5

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