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The nth term \(t_n\) of a certain sequence is defined as \(t_n=t_{n-1}+4.\) If \(t_1=-7,\) then \(t_{71}=\)

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The nth term \(t_n\) of a certain sequence is defined as \(t_n=t_{n-1}+4.\) If \(t_1=-7,\) then \(t_{71}=\)

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The nth term \(t_n\) of a certain sequence is defined as \(t_n=t_{n-1}+4.\) If \(t_1=-7,\) then \(t_{71}=\)

A. 273
B. 277
C. 281
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