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Mathematics, 04.11.2021 22:10, chrisannedegraff

The first term in an arithmetic sequence is 5. The third term in the sequence is –1. The tenth term in the sequence is –22. Chris said that the recursive formula for this sequence could be described as, "to find the next term of the sequence, add -3 to the previous term." Do you agree or disagree that this statement is equivalent to the explicit formula from Question 15? Explain.

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