Q. The nth term of a sequence is given by 5n−3. What is the 6th term of this sequence?
Substitute n with 6: To find the 6th term of the sequence, we need to substitute n with 6 in the nth term formula.The formula for the nth term is given by 5n−3.So, for the 6th term, we substitute n=6 into the formula to get 60.
Perform calculation: Now we perform the calculation: 5(6)−3=30−3.
Get the result: After subtracting 3 from 30, we get the result: 30−3=27. This is the value of the 6th term in the sequence.
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