For the arithmetic progression whose first term is and common difference is

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Problem

For the arithmetic progression whose first term is 44 and common difference is −3-3, which statement about the number −35-35 is correct? (a) It is the 13th13^{\text{th}} term of the progression. (b) It is the 14th14^{\text{th}} term of the progression. (c) It is not a term because the resulting index is not an integer. (d) It is not a term because the resulting index is negative.

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