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2. Deborah's grandmother will give her an amount of money on every birthday, starting from her first birthday and until Deborah's 21st birthday. The amounts given on each birthday will form consecutive terms of an arithmetic sequence. On Deborah's 12th birthday, she will give 95 Euro. After the last gift on Deborah's 21st birthday, her grandmother will have given her 1890 Euro in total (for all birthdays together). Find the general term of the sequence of the gift amounts.

2. Deborah's grandmother will give her an amount of money on every birthday, starting from her first birthday and until Deborah's 21st birthday. The amounts given on each birthday will form consecutive terms of an arithmetic sequence. On Deborah's 12th birthday, she will give 95 Euro. After the last gift on Deborah's 21st birthday, her grandmother will have given her 1890 Euro in total (for all birthdays together). Find the general term of the sequence of the gift amounts.

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2. Deborah's grandmother will give her an amount of money on every birthday, starting from her first birthday and until Deborah's 21st birthday. The amounts given on each birthday will form consecutive terms of an arithmetic sequence. On Deborah's 12th birthday, she will give 95 Euro. After the last gift on Deborah's 21st birthday, her grandmother will have given her 1890 Euro in total (for all birthdays together). Find the general term of the sequence of the gift amounts.
Transcribed Image Text:2. Deborah's grandmother will give her an amount of money on every birthday, starting from her first birthday and until Deborah's 21st birthday. The amounts given on each birthday will form consecutive terms of an arithmetic sequence. On Deborah's 12th birthday, she will give 95 Euro. After the last gift on Deborah's 21st birthday, her grandmother will have given her 1890 Euro in total (for all birthdays together). Find the general term of the sequence of the gift amounts.
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