Math, asked by grazeycaliwan, 6 months ago

First three term in the sequence an=3n-5.

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
6

Answer:

an=3n-5 - given

putting the value of n= 1

a1= 3 x 1 -5

a1= 3-5=-2

a1= -2

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putting value of n= 2

a2 = 3 x 2-5

a2= 6-5

a2=1

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putting the value of n= 3

a3 = 3 x 3-5

a3= 9- 5

a3= 4

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so first 3 terms of a.p are -2,1 and 3

Answered by pulakmath007
3

SOLUTION

TO DETERMINE

The First three term in the sequence

 \sf a_n = 3n - 5

EVALUATION

Here the given sequence is

 \sf a_n = 3n - 5

Now

First term

 \sf =  a_1

 \sf = (3 \times 1) - 5

 = 3 - 5

= - 2

Second Term

 \sf =  a_2

 \sf =  (3 \times 2) - 5

 \sf =  6 - 5

 = 1

Third term

 \sf =  a_3

 \sf = (3 \times 3) - 5

 \sf =  9 - 5

 = 4

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