SOLUTION: Find the second, fifth, and ninth terms of each sequence. {{{ A(n)=2+(n-1)(3)}}} may you show us this entire problem worked out so we may see how to do it, the book gives a very va

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Question 1099372: Find the second, fifth, and ninth terms of each sequence. may you show us this entire problem worked out so we may see how to do it, the book gives a very vague example, TY!!
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20060)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Find the second, fifth, and ninth terms of each sequence. may you show us this entire problem worked out so we may see how to do it, the book gives a very vague example, TY!!
To find the second (2nd) term, substitute 2 in place of n
and simplify:







So the second term A(2) is 5

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To find the fifth (5th) term, substitute 5 in place of n
and simplify:







So the fifth term A(5) is 14

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To find the ninth (9th) term, substitute 9 in place of n
and simplify:







So the ninth term A(9) is 26

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For your information, here are the first 100 terms 
all worked out:








































































































Edwin



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