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What is the common ratio in the sequence -6, -3, -3/2, 3/4

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Taya2010 [7]3 years ago

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Well, think about what's happening from one number to the next. What do you do to -6 to get to -3? You divide by 2. Does the pattern continue? Yes, because the next number is 3/2. And since 2*2 is 4, the next number is 3/4. So your ratio is 1/2.

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