The fifth term of an arithmetic sequence is 96. Which rule could define the sequence
An=5n+96<...
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The fifth term of an arithmetic sequence is 96. Which rule could define the sequence
An=5n+96
An=6n+18
An=18n+6
An=96n+5
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