Plz help me not get an f

can't guarantee to help you not get an f, but i'll try to help ya bud

Q. 38 -- the denominator is fixed (ie. 7). the numerator is 3 + 1(n-1). so a(subscript n)= [3 + 1(n-1)]/7. a(subscript 10) = 12/7

Q. 36 -- a(subscript n) = 100 + 10(n-1). a(subscript 10) = 190

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Q. 34 -- a(subscript n) = -6 - 3(n-1). a(subscript 10) = -33

this is the equation for arithmetic sequence:

@MICHAEL

omg I hated simplifying

Heyyyyyyyyyyy

I did that for homework

Arithmetic seuqence is EZ

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these are noob stuffs. but i can't shame the kid for it <:TrumpSmile:720121948088041513>

geometric is tricky, indeed

*Laughs in 14 year old*

oops sorry kiddo. i love you ❤️

I am noob🤓

What does any of this mean

I WROTE DOWN THE EQUATION FOR YOU <:KEK:795742276549607456>

just follow the formula

Oh

Ok

Idk how it is still mind fucking me

what don't you understand? tell me the issue so i can help you

There should just be a teacher role for isoboto

I am just dumb. I honestly don’t know the issue. I just don’t get the problems.

that's not very helpful. if you call yourself dumb again i'll kick your ass

Ok sorry 😑

okay, mike where are you

^^^ look at that formula and tell me if you understand that

Hold on

Would number 34 be a = -3n + -6?

Idk how this works but it’s easier to understand if you find the constant first and minus the constant with the 2nd term and that would be how you get the coefficient

If it’s as easy as that question

for question 34? yes, you can write it as such, since there are multiple ways to create an equation that met the conditions. but since mike is beginner at this, having a set formula is easier for him

Ok I think I am getting it. Thx. My parents will be home soon so I’ll get them to help to.

Bye slaves

I read your solution and it does not look easy to understand

it's just sub in numbers, what's so hard?