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Andrei [34K]3 years ago

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Answer and Step-by-step explanation:

To find the sequence, we must plug in values for n and solve, starting with 0.

f(0) = ⁻13 - 2(0) = ⁻13

f(1) = ⁻13 - 2(1) = ⁻13 - 2 = ⁻15

f(1) = ⁻13 - 2(2) = ⁻13 - 4 = ⁻17

f(1) = ⁻13 - 2(3) = ⁻13 - 6 = ⁻19

When seeing this, we can see that the answer to the questions is A.

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