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b(n)=-4-2(n-1)
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12^("th ") term in the sequence.

b(n)=42(n1) b(n)=-4-2(n-1) \newlineFind the 12th  12^{\text {th }} term in the sequence.

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Q. b(n)=42(n1) b(n)=-4-2(n-1) \newlineFind the 12th  12^{\text {th }} term in the sequence.
  1. Identify formula for nth term: Identify the formula for the nth term of the sequence.\newlineThe given formula is b(n)=42(n1)b(n) = -4 - 2(n - 1).
  2. Substitute nn with 1212: Substitute nn with 1212 to find the 1212th term.b(12)=42(121)b(12) = -4 - 2(12 - 1)
  3. Simplify expression inside parentheses: Simplify the expression inside the parentheses. b(12)=42(11)b(12) = -4 - 2(11)
  4. Multiply 22 by 1111: Multiply 22 by 1111.\newlineb(12)=42×11b(12) = -4 - 2 \times 11\newlineb(12)=422b(12) = -4 - 22
  5. Add 4-4 and 22-22 to find 1212th term: Add 4-4 and 22-22 to find the 1212th term.b(12)=422b(12) = -4 - 22b(12)=26b(12) = -26

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