Question

What is the fourth term in a sequence defined by f(n) = 2n?

Answer 1

Answer:

8

Step-by-step explanation:

When we look at sequences, we have the function and we have the sequence, the sequence is f(x)... f(n)... or just f with any variable within a parenthesis right next to it.

What the variable signifies is the value that we will be replaced within the sequence, which is 2n in this case. So by your question, it we are looking for the fourth term, that means f(4) = 2n.  Since n is replaced with 4, we do the same with the sequence.

2(4)

Multiply

8