Janelle practices basketball ever after in her driveway each did her goal is to make for more baskets and she made the day before and she makes 10 baskets the first D in meter go for 2 weeks how many baskets did Jenelle make on the 14th day

Janelle practices basketball every afternoon in her driveway. Each day her goal is to make 4 more baskets than she made the day before. If she makes 10 baskets the first day and meets her goal for 2 weeks how many baskets will Janelle make on the 14 day.

The first day, she made 10 baskets
Her goal is to make 4 more baskets than she made the day before.
This means, the number of baskets made keep increasing by a common term 4 every day.
This is an example of an arithmetic progression.

The nth term of an arithmetic progression is obtained using the function, [tex]T_n= a+(n-1)d[/tex]where a=first term, d=common difference.

In the problem above, a=10, d=4

We want to determine the number of baskets Janelle made on the 14th day which is the 14th term.

[tex]T_{14}= 10+(14-1)4=10+13*4=10+52=62[/tex]

On the 14th day, Janelle made 62 Baskets.