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Vikki [24]
3 years ago
10

A sequence is defined by mc024-1.jpg, and mc024-2.jpg. What is the seventh term?

Mathematics
2 answers:
abruzzese [7]3 years ago
3 0
Given data :
a₃ = 9/16
aₓ = -3/4 · aₓ₋₁
Where x is the number of terms ('x' is also written as 'n')
To find the 7th term (a₇):

We know that aₓ = -3/4 · aₓ₋₁
So,
a₃ = -3/4 · a₃₋₁
a₃ = -3/4 · a₂
9/16 = -3/4 · a₂
a₂ = 9/16 × -4/3
a₂ = -36/48
a₂ = -3/4

Again,
aₓ = -3/4 · aₓ₋₁
a₄ = -3/4 · a₄₋₁
a₄ = -3/4 · a₃
a₄ = -3/4 · 9/16
a₄ = -27/64
a₄ = -27/64

For a₅,
aₓ = -3/4 · aₓ₋₁
a₅ = -3/4 · a₅₋₁
a₅ = -3/4 · a₄
a₅ = -3/4 × -27/64
a₅ = 81/256

For a₆,
aₓ = -3/4 · aₓ₋₁
a₆ = -3/4 · a₆₋₁
a₆ = -3/4 · a₅
a₆ = -3/4 × 81/256
a₆ = -243/1024

For a₇,
aₓ = -3/4 · aₓ₋₁
a₇ = -3/4 · a₇₋₁
a₇ = -3/4 · a₆
a₇ = -3/4 × -243/1024
a₇ = 729/4096
soldi70 [24.7K]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

d is the correct one

Step-by-step explanation:

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