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Is the sequence 18,9,9/2,9/4,9/8...a geometric sequence

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GuDViN [60]3 years ago

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Remember in a geometric sequence you multiply if it is increasing if it is decreasing it is a number less than 1
Ina arthritic sequence you add if it is increasing if it is decreasing you add by a negative number
This sequence is geometric it is being multiplied by 1/2

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