3 years ago

What is the 93rd term of the arithmetic sequence -6, 13, 23 and how do I find it?

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1 answer:

e-lub [12.9K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

the formula for an arithmetic sequence is

a, a+d,a+3d,a+3d etc, where d is the common difference

we have the terms -6, 13,23

first term is -6

-6+19=13

however, 13+10=23

this is not an arithmetic sequence

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What is the 93rd term of the arithmetic sequence -6, 13, 23 and how do I find it?​

What is the 93rd term of the arithmetic sequence -6, 13, 23 and how do I find it?