SOLUTION: What is the indicated term for this sequence? 5n squared(7n-100);a(14) a(14)=

SOLUTION: What is the indicated term for this sequence? 5n squared(7n-100);a(14) a(14)=

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Question 1103118: What is the indicated term for this sequence?
5n squared(7n-100);a(14)
a(14)=
Answer by greenestamps(13200) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Just replace "n" with 14 and evaluate:

... use a calculator if needed
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