So what you can do is lets say you have to multiply 5/6 by 3 you just make 3 into a mixed number 2 6/6 and multiply it like that.
Answer:
<h2>J{(0,8),(1,7),(2,6)}</h2>
The result should be 4 if it’s using PEMDAS
Since it is a geometric sequence each term will be a specific multiple of the term preceding it, called the common ratio...
126/42=378/126=1134/378=3
The sequence is a(n)=a(3)^(n-1) and we know the second term is 42 so:
42=a(3)^(2-1)
42=3a
a=14
So the first term is 14.
1 is 39. J don’t know about 2 and 3 though:(
