A recursive rule for an arithmetic sequence is a1=−4; an=an−1+11.
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a. What is a...
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A recursive rule for an arithmetic sequence is a1=−4; an=an−1+11.
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a. What is a1?
b. What is d?
c. What is the iterative rule for the arithmetic sequence above? You do NOT need to simplify
d. Find a10
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