The second term of the given sequence aₙ = -5(n² + 1n) when solved gives us; a₂ = -20
<h3>How to find the nth term of a sequence?</h3>
We are given the formula for a sequence as;
aₙ = -5(n² + 1n)
Where n is the position of the term.
Now, for the first term, we will have;
a₁ = -5(1² + 1(1))
a₁ = -10
The second term of the sequence is;
a₂ = -5(2² + 1(2))
a₂ = -20
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The number of natural numbers less than n is n-1.
Natural numbers are whole and positive numbers that are not 0.
If n is 2, there is one natural number less than n... and that is 1.
If n is 5, there are four natural numbers less than n... which are 1, 2, 3, and 4.
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4500 times 5% per year for 3 years = (4500*.05)*3 = answer 1
4500 times 5% per year for 4 years = (4500*.05)*4 = answer 2
Answer 2 minus answer 1 = jackpot
Answer:
9/22 to its simplest form and convert it to a mixed number if necessary. In the fraction 9/22, 9 is the numerator and 22 is the denominator.
Step-by-step explanation:
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