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Find the 24th term in a rule of 3n+2?

To find the 24 th term you want to substitute 24 where n is So take n=24 So when you substitute it into the term it would be : 3(24) + 2 = (3x24) + 2 = 72 + 2 = 74 Therefore the 24th term is 74

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To find the 24 th term you want to substitute 24 where n is So take n=24 So when you substitute it into the term it would be : 3(24) + 2 = (3x24) + 2 = 72 + 2 = 74 Therefore the 24th term is 74

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In ‘3n + 2’ you’d substitute n for 24. You now get ‘3(24) + 2’. You then solve the formula to get ‘72 + 2’ and then this results in 74. The 24th term in a rule of 3n + 2 is 74. Hope this helps!

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