SOLUTION: THE FIRST TERM OF AN ARITHMETIC IS 6 AND THE COMMON DIFFERENCE IS 3 FIND THE 50TH.

SOLUTION: THE FIRST TERM OF AN ARITHMETIC IS 6 AND THE COMMON DIFFERENCE IS 3 FIND THE 50TH.

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Question 949554: THE FIRST TERM OF AN ARITHMETIC IS 6 AND THE COMMON DIFFERENCE IS 3 FIND THE 50TH.
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20060) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Use the formula



substitute , , , to find  
which will be , the 50th term.

Edwin

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