how do i get the values in terms of n?

[tranquil pier]

can some explain? thanks

[fading cedar]

firstly

what is the constant

what stays the same

[tranquil pier]

60?

[fading cedar]

yes

so that will still be 60

[tranquil pier]

wait, so do i just continue what i already did essentially?

because i dont really understand how to give the value in terms of n itself

[fading cedar]

the first term =

110

she sprinted 50 meters

next time she sprinted

100

then 150

can you see a pattern?

[tranquil pier]

yeah i get that part

but like yk near the end

sec

[fading cedar]

60 + 50(?) = 110

60 + 50(?) = 160

can you solve the question marks

[tranquil pier]

1, 2

[fading cedar]

yea

so 60 + 50(1) and 60 + 50(2)

are the 1st and 2nd terms

meaning 60 + 50(n) will be the

?

[tranquil pier]

nth term?

[fading cedar]

yup

[tranquil pier]

or value

so for the last row would it be 60, 50(n), 110(n)?

[fading cedar]

no

[tranquil pier]

oh oops

[fading cedar]

50n is correct

[tranquil pier]

not the last part

yeah i realized now

would you just say 110 for the last bit

right

[fading cedar]

no

...

[tranquil pier]

or would it be different since the value is changing

[fading cedar]

just add the two terms

[tranquil pier]

oh

i think i understand now lmao

is the question trying to get me to do the last row but do it in terms of n?

so like

60 + 50(6) = 360

[fading cedar]

yes

[tranquil pier]

ahhhh

got it

appreciate it

[fading cedar]

np

[tranquil pier]

it sounded way harder than it really was