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Identify the common side

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A n =−1+3(n−1) an=−1+3(n−1) what is the 55 term in the sequence

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$a_{55}=161$

EXPLANATION

The general term for the sequence is

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To find the 55th term, we have to substitute
$n = 55$
in to the general term and simplify.

This implies that,

$a_{55}=-1+3(55-1)$

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x + 2y = 10

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Add to eliminate:

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