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Originally posted by gif83

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Originally posted by inc_haydn

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Originally posted by Smethead

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Originally posted by Ddunk
Sequences start with 0 though, you're close, but the 0 need to equal 3

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((n+1)^2)*3

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This would only work when n=0, otherwise it is incorrect

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I don't know what you are saying... have you even tried it?

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Yes i tried it for all of the other options showed there, for example; inserting n=2 gives ((3^2)x3) which is equal to 27... when n=2 the number is 12......

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Originally posted by gif83
erm not really... not many people talk about the 0th term. sequences tend to start from the 1st term.

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Even though "not many people talk about it" as you say, it doesnt mean its not there. What if there was a part C to the question asking;
If n=0 what is the equivalent number in the sequence?