Answer:
15
Step-by-step explanation:
there are 15 sixteenths in 15/16, how you figure this out is the numerator tells you how many are in the fraction, in this case the numerator says 15, so there are 15, sixteenths in, 15/16
What are you looking for?
Answer:
a(n)= a(n-1) .10
Clearly see the equation
you can do it directly Apply logic
Every n th term is 10 times of previous n-1 th term
That is common ratio an/a(n-1)= 10
So, We have to find 4 th term
So, 4 th term is simply
1st term × (common ratio)^(4-1)
-11( 10)^3
-11000
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