SOLUTION: A sequence begins 2,14,26,38,50 and each term is 12 more than the last. Whats the equation?
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Question 543552: A sequence begins 2,14,26,38,50 and each term is 12 more than the last. Whats the equation?
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A sequence begins 2,14,26,38,50 and each term is 12 more than the last. Whats the equation?
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term(n+1) = term(n) + 12
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term(n) = 2 + 12n, n = 0,1,2,3...
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