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02-12-2016
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What is the 50th term in the following arithmetic number pattern: 10,13,16

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02-12-2016

So first you find the nth term of the sequence, which is 3n + 7 (tell me if you want to know how I got that), and then you substitute 50 in, instead of n, to get 3(× 50) + 7 = 150 + 7 = 157
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