Question

Find the first five terms: a=-2,d=4 Proper steps get brainliest

Answer 1

Answer:

First five terms are

• First term = - 2
• Second Term = - 2+4 = 2
• Third term = 2+4 = 6
• Fourth term = 6+4 = 10
• Fifth term = 10 + 4 =14

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Answer 2

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The arithmetic sequence formula is:

$an=a1+(n–1)d$

Where:

$an$ is the nth term in the sequence

$a1$ is the first term in the sequence

$n$  is the term you are solving for

$d$  is the common difference for any pair of consecutive numbers in the sequence.

First Term or  

$n=1:$This is given in the problem.

$a1=5$

Second Term or  

$n=2:$

Substitute  

$2 for n$

in the formula and substitute the values from the problem giving:

$a2=5+((2–1)×6)a2=5+(1×6)a2=5+6a2=11Fifth Term$ or  

$n=5:Substitute 5$

for  

$n$  in the formula and substitute the values from the problem giving:

$a5=5+((5–1)×6)a5=5+(4×6)a2=5+24a2=29$

Using this same process you should be able to determiner the

Third Term or  

$n=3: and Fourth Term or$

$n=4:$

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