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Q2: The 6th term of the sequence {1−3n}\{1 - 3n\} is (:).

  1. Identify the formula for the nn-th term.

    The sequence is given by an=1−3na_n = 1 - 3n.

  2. Substitute n=6n=6 into the formula to find the 6th term.

    a6=1−3(6)a_6 = 1 - 3(6) a6=1−18a_6 = 1 - 18 a6=−17a_6 = -17

    The 6th term of the sequence is $\boxed{\text{B. -1

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