I say go with -(1/2) ^ 750
It looks like the ∩ sign may be missing from the question. If you mean to find A∩C, called the intersection, you're looking for elements that are both in A and C.
{0, 2} qualifies.
Variable: $175=P $40=L $375=TB
x=TB-P/L
Equation: $375-$175/$40=5
This means that the amount of hours you paid for is 5 hours.
We get tne n-th term with: tn=1/3tn-1
We know that the first term is t1=81, so 81=1/3t*1-1
81=1/3t-1
82=1/3t
82*3t=1
3t=1/82
t=1/82*3=1/246
The second term is: 1/
2*(1/246)*2)-1
We get the third term by replacing n with 3 and so on...
