Securing understanding of arithmetic sequences
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The n^th term is the generalised way of expressing any term in a sequence.
For an arithmetic sequence, it will have the form d(n-1)+a
The a refers to the first term of the sequence.
The d refers to the common difference between any two consecutive terms.
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