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Which is the recursive formula for this arithmetic sequence? an = an – 1 7 where a1 = –10 an = an – 1 17 where a1 = –10 an = 7an

– 1 - 17 where a1 = –10 an = an – 1 – 7 where a1 = –10.

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gogolik [260]2 years ago

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Answer: 1. 10

2. an = an - 1 + 7 where a1 = -10

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