SOLUTION: Consider the following general term for a sequence a^n=13+(n+11)−6 find the first five terms of the sequence and its common difference? Is it an arithmetic sequence or not?

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Question 1140842: Consider the following general term for a sequence
a^n=13+(n+11)−6
find the first five terms of the sequence and its common difference? Is it an arithmetic sequence or not?
Answer by ikleyn(52903) About Me  (Show Source):
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For your info : 

(a)   a^n   means  a%5En,  and is used ONLY for this purpose: to show raising in degree "n".


      For example,  2^2 = 2%5E2 = 4;   3^2 = 3%5E2 = 9.



(b)   If you want to show the n-th term of a progression / (of a sequence), write  a[n]  or  a(n). 


      We, the tutors, will read it as  a%5Bn%5D.