SOLUTION: how do u find the third, fifth, and tenth termsof the sequence described by each rule. A(n)=4+(n+1)(3)

SOLUTION: how do u find the third, fifth, and tenth termsof the sequence described by each rule. A(n)=4+(n+1)(3)

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Question 361572: how do u find the third, fifth, and tenth termsof the sequence described by each rule.
A(n)=4+(n+1)(3)
Answer by rfer(16322) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
A(n)=4+(3+1)(3)
A(n)=4+4*3
A(n)=16
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A(n)=4+(5+1)(3)
A(n)=4+6*3
A(n)=22
you try the other one.
Bob
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