in the sequence 3,6,9,..... what term is 87?

in the sequence 3,6,9,..... what term is 87?

a 32  b 29 c 30 d 26
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3, 6, 9...look like arithamatk sequens with start=3 & step size=3

term 29=87

29-1=28, 3*28=84, 84+3=87
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My mistake.  I read the problem as "what is term 87?"
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Lesson:  The solution below is wrong.  It would be correct if the question was "what is term 87?," but the question is "what term is 87?" instead.

3, 6, 9

3n

3*87

261

None of a, b, c, or d

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