Which one is a rule for the nth term of an arithmetic sequence with a8 = 56 and d = 5?
a. an...
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Which one is a rule for the nth term of an arithmetic sequence with a8 = 56 and d = 5?
a. an = 16 − 5n
b. an = 26 + 5n
c. an = 26 − 5n
d. an = 16 + 5n
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