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Given that the explicit rule for a sequence is $a_n=5(-2)^{n-1}$ .

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1) $a_n=-2a_{n+1}$ , $a_1=5$

2) $a_n=-5a_{n+1}$ , $a_1=2$

3) $a_n=-2a_{n-1}$ , $a_1=5$

4) $a_n=-5a_{n-1}$ , $a_1=2$

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