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3 years ago

Find the first,fourth,and eighth term of the sequence A(n)=-3x2 ^n-1

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<span> A(n) = 5.3^(n-1)
first term A(1) = 5.3^(1-1)= 5.3^0 = 5.1 = 5
fourth term A(4) = 5.3^(4-1) = 5.3^3 = 5x27 = 135
8th term A(8) = 5.3^(8-1) = 5.3^7 = 5.3^3.3^3.3 = 5x27x27x3= 15x729 = 10935</span>

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