SOLUTION: Write the first five numbers in the sequence described by the expression 4-3n. Assume n starts at zero.

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Question 1092010: Write the first five numbers in the sequence described by the expression 4-3n. Assume n starts at zero.
Answer by ikleyn(52790)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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1.  First step: substitute n = 0  to the formula and calculate.


2.  Second step: substitute n = 1  to the formula and calculate.


Do the next steps in the same way.


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