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a1 = 8

a9 = 48

so 8*d = 40 so that d = 5

And so

a23 = 8 + 5*23 = 8 + 115 = 123

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Q: What is the 23rd term of the arithmetic sequence where a1 equals 8 and a9 equals 48?
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