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A sequence has (a_n=n^3+2n). What is the value of (a_5)?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: 135

Given \(a_n=n^3+2n\), substitute \(n=5\): \(a_5=5^3+2(5)=125+10=135\). Hence, 135 is correct. A value such as 130 results from an incorrect evaluation of the linear term \(2n\). Exam tip: after substituting the value of \(n\), evaluate powers and multiplication before addition.

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SequencesProgressionsNth TermCubic ExpressionSubstitution

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What is the correct answer to this question?

135

Why is this the correct answer?

Given \(a_n=n^3+2n\), substitute \(n=5\): \(a_5=5^3+2(5)=125+10=135\). Hence, 135 is correct. A value such as 130 results from an incorrect evaluation of the linear term \(2n\). Exam tip: after substituting the value of \(n\), evaluate powers and multiplication before addition.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 Mathematics question. Chapter: Sequences and Progressions. Topic: nth term.

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