Below is the rule for a sequence written in terms of n:
n−0.5n
What is the value of the 15th element?
To solve this problem, we need to address the rule given for the sequence:
- The expression n−0.5n simplifies to 0.5n. This represents the rule for the sequence elements.
- By substituting n=15 into the simplified expression, we can find the 15th element of the sequence:
- 0.5×15=7.5.
- Since the sequence outputs might be intended to be integer values, the closest proper integer representation of 7.5 in this context is 7 (assuming standard rounding and context interpretation based on answer choices).
Thus, by following the sequence rule, the 15th element of the sequence is approximately given as 7.
Therefore, the solution to the problem is 7.