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Arithmetic Sequences
Finding a specific term in an arithmetic sequence
In the arithmetic sequence −18,−12,−6 , . . . , which term is 54?(1 point) Responses
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The term that is 54 in the arithmetic sequence −18, −12, −6, ... is the 11th term.
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