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    The document shows examples of using the arithmetic sequence formula An = A1 + (n-1)d to solve for unknown terms and the total of terms. The first example solves for the 20th term of the sequence An = -2 + 5(n-1) and finds the value is 93. The second example solves for the common difference d of the sequence 9 = -15 + d(n-1) and finds d is 6. The third example finds the 10th term of the sequence 31, 28, 25,... is 4 and the total of terms is 175.

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    The document shows examples of using the arithmetic sequence formula An = A1 + (n-1)d to solve for unknown terms and the total of terms. The first example solves for the 20th term of the sequence An = -2 + 5(n-1) and finds the value is 93. The second example solves for the common difference d of the sequence 9 = -15 + d(n-1) and finds d is 6. The third example finds the 10th term of the sequence 31, 28, 25,... is 4 and the total of terms is 175.

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    The document shows examples of using the arithmetic sequence formula An = A1 + (n-1)d to solve for unknown terms and the total of terms. The first example solves for the 20th term of the sequence An = -2 + 5(n-1) and finds the value is 93. The second example solves for the common difference d of the sequence 9 = -15 + d(n-1) and finds d is 6. The third example finds the 10th term of the sequence 31, 28, 25,... is 4 and the total of terms is 175.

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    The document shows examples of using the arithmetic sequence formula An = A1 + (n-1)d to solve for unknown terms and the total of terms. The first example solves for the 20th term of the sequence An = -2 + 5(n-1) and finds the value is 93. The second example solves for the common difference d of the sequence 9 = -15 + d(n-1) and finds d is 6. The third example finds the 10th term of the sequence 31, 28, 25,... is 4 and the total of terms is 175.

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    of 2

    3.

    An = A1 + (n-1) d

    An = -2 + (20-1) 5
    An = -2 + (19) 5
    An = -2 + 95
    An = 93

    C. 93 💕

    4. An = A1 + (n-1) d

    9 = -15 + (5-1) d
    9 +15 = 4 d
    24 = 4d
    d = 24/4
    d=6

    -15 + 6 = -9

    D. -9 💕
    5. 31, 28, 25,……4

    An = 4
    A1 = 31
    d = -3

    An = A1 + (n-1) d
    4 = 31 + (n-1) -3
    4 – 31 = -3n + 3
    -27 = -3n + 3
    -27 – 3 = -3n
    -30 = -3n
    n = -30 / -3
    n = 10

    Hence, the total number…

    T = n/2 (A1 + An)


    T = 10/2 (31+4)
    T = 5 (35)
    T = 175

    A. 175 💕

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