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11 July, 14:15

I have trouble finding the nth term of a linear sequence

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  1. 11 July, 16:31
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    Linear Sequences - increases or decrease by the same amount each time

    2 (n) : 2 (1),2 (2),2 (3),2 (4)

    2n:2,4,6,8
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