a=16, what is a0?
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a0=16, a1=21, a2=26, a3=31.

a1=a0+5,

a2=a1+5=a0+5+5=a0+10,

a3=a2+5=a0+10+5=a0+15.

This is an arithmetic progression or series.

If we take a3 for example, we can see a3=a0+3×5.

The subscript of the a term is also the required multiple of 5, so we can write the general term:

an=a0+5n, so we replace n with any number to find the specific term.

If we need a16, then a16=a0+16×5=16+80=96. So a16=96.

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