Mathematics, 18.01.2022 01:00, sawyerharper

1. Determine the 10th and 21st terms of each of the following arithmetic sequences a) 7;10;13;.

b) 2; $- \frac{1}{2}$ ;-3;...

c) 4+7x ; 5+9x + 6+11x ;.

d) a= -2 ; Term(5)=18

e) a=5; Term(4)=4

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1. Determine the 10th and 21st terms of each of the following arithmetic sequences a) 7;10;13;.