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Question #007e4

Answer 1

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For `f(1)` you need to plug in `1` wherever you see `n` in the formula for the sequence, and for `f(2)` plug in `2`, and so on:

`f(1)=6(1)-4=6-4=2`

`f(2)= 6(2)-4=12-4=8`

`f(3)=6(3)-4=14`

`f(4)=6(4)-4=20`

`f(5)=6(5)-4=26`

To construct a table, treat `f(n)` as `y` and `n` as `x` the same way as you would make an `x` `y` table when you want to graph a function.