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Multiple Choice
The first 4 terms of a sequence are {3,23,33,43,…}. Continuing this pattern, find the 7th term.
A
83
B
63
C
73
D
93
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Identify the pattern in the sequence. The given sequence is {3\sqrt{3}, 2\cdot3\sqrt{3}, 3\cdot3\sqrt{3}, 4\cdot3\sqrt{3}, \ldots}. Notice that each term can be expressed as n\cdot3\sqrt{3}, where n is the term number.
To find the 7th term, substitute n = 7 into the expression for the nth term. This gives us 7\cdot3\sqrt{3}.
Simplify the expression 7\cdot3\sqrt{3} to get 21\sqrt{3}.
Verify the pattern by checking the first few terms: for n = 1, 2, 3, 4, the terms are 3\sqrt{3}, 6\sqrt{3}, 9\sqrt{3}, 12\sqrt{3}, respectively, which matches the given sequence.
Conclude that the 7th term in the sequence is 21\sqrt{3}.