If z=15, what would the expression z2 – 2z + 15 be equal to?
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To find the nth term, you will be needing a formula.
a stands for the first term (first number in the sequence)
d stands for the difference between two terms. (always remember to subtract from the 2nd term to the 1st term)
and the n is what we are going to find
so in your sequence: 5, 10, 15, 20
5 is a (as it is the first term)
d would be 5 ( 10 -5 =5)
your nth term is
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To find the nth term, you will be needing a formula.
a stands for the first term (first number in the sequence)
d stands for the difference between two terms. (always remember to subtract from the 2nd term to the 1st term)
and the n is what we are going to find
so in your sequence: 5, 10, 15, 20
5 is a (as it is the first term)
d would be 5 ( 10 -5 =5)
your nth term is
Hope this helps!
Have a great day!