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3 years ago

First term (n) = 10, (4 x 1 + 6)

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forsale [732]3 years ago

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Answer:

soln,

we know that;

(n)=(4n+10)then;

(n)=13(4×2+6)

(n)=18(4 × 3 + 6)

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