Math, asked by KimZ2790, 7 months ago

Find the 68th term of the arithmetic sequence -19, -33, -47

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Answered by sksam689

0

a=-19

d= -33-(-19)=-14

n=68

68th term= a+(n-1)d

= 19+(67)(-14)

=-919

Answered by sbktce

2

Answer:

-19+67*-14, using a+(n-1)d

-957

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