A=-19; d=-10 the first six terms

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Addyson

22 April, 23:20

A=-19; d=-10 the first six terms

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To determine the next five terms after A = - 19, use the equation,

At = A + (n - 1) x d

Solving for the terms.

A2 = - 19 + (2 - 1) x - 10 = - 29

A3 = - 19 + (3 - 1) x - 10 = - 39

A3 = - 19 + (4 - 1) x - 10 = - 49

A3 = - 19 + (5 - 1) x - 10 = - 59

A3 = - 19 + (6 - 1) x - 10 = - 69