Find the first three terms of the sequence below.
Tn=n2−n+4
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To find the ten terms of the sequence
Tn=n^2–3n-4
Plug in the values of n=1,2,3.. upto 10 to get the ten terms
When n=1,T1=(1)^2–3*1–4=1–3–4=—6
When n=2,T2=(2)^2–3*2–4=4–6–4=—6
When n=3,T3=(3)^2–3*3–4=9–9–4=—4
When n=4,T4=(4)^2–3*4–4=16–12–4=0
When n=5,T5=(5)^2–3*5–4=25–15–4=6
When n=6,T6=(6)^2–3*6–4=36–18–4=14
When n=7,T7=7^2–3*7–4=49–21–4=24
When n=8,T8=8^2–3*8–4=64–24–4=36
When n=9,T9=9^2–3*9–4=81–27–4=50
When n=10,T10=10^2–3*10–4=100–30–4=66
The ten terms are,—6,—6,—4,0,6,14,25,36,50,66
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