3 years ago

find the first fourth and tenth terms of the arithmetic sequence described by the given rule a (n)=5+(n-1)(1/2)

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An=a1+d(n-1)
a1=first term
d=common differnce

easy

inptu 4 for n and 10

a4=5+(4-1)1/2
a4=5+3(1/2)
a4=5+3/2
a4=6 and 1/2
4th term is 6 and 1/2

10th term
a10=5+(10-1)1/2
a10=5+(9)1/2
a10=5+9/2
a10=9 and 1/2

4th term is 6 and 1/2
10th term is 9 and 1/2

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