This is a geometric sequence with first term 1 and common ratio -1/2. r=-1/2.
a(n) = a(1)*(r)^(n-1).
Check: If n=2 our formula must return -1/2. Does it?
a(2) = 1(-1/2)^(2-1) = (-1/2)^1 = - 1/2. Yes.
a(3) should be 1/4. Is it? a(3) = (-1/2)^(3-1) = 1/4 Yes.
Then a(8) = (-1/2)^(8-1) = (-1/2)^7 = -1 / 2^7 = -1/128 (answer)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
ROLLING A DIE AND GETTING YOUR FIRST FOUR ON THE 6TH ROLL
Answer:
=
$
518.01
Explanation:
compound interest formula $A = P*(1+R)^n#
P
=
$
400
,
r
=
.09
,
n
=
3
Substituting the values, we get A =
400
⋅
(
1.09
)
3
=
$
518.01
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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