# The terms x,0.5x + 7, and 3x - 1 are consecutive terms of an arithmetic sequence. How do i determine the value of x and state the three terms

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by fritzlhomme

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2014-11-06T17:33:53-05:00

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So you know that for arithmetic sequences, the difference between each term is the same. So we can use this to form an equation:

Difference between term 2 and 1 = Difference between term 3 and 2

So the three values are:

5, 0.5(5)+7, 3(5)-1

5, 9.5, 14
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