3 years ago

Hello, can someone please help me on solving this kind of question?

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Answer: so i think for part a , the first term is a subscrpit 0 which is 10. Then the formula for any term in the sequence is Ao x R ^n. So R =2 so

1st term = 10 ( 2^0)= 1

2nd term = 10 (2^1) =20

3rd term = 10 (2^2)= 40

4th = 80

5th = 160

Part B

The limit as n approaches infinity for a sub n when R is 0, 1 and 2. THE LIMIT FOR R of 0, 1 and 2 is infinity.

Part C...i will have to research...sorry

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