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crimeas [40]
3 years ago
5

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Mathematics
1 answer:
Oxana [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

a(n) = a1 *(1.25)^{(n-1)}

a(1) = 5

a(2) = 5*(1.25)^{(2-1)}\\a(2) = 5*(1.25)^{1}\\a(2) = 5*(1.25)\\a(2) = 6.25

a(3) = 5 * (1.25)^{(3-1)} \\a(3) = 5 * (1.25)^{2}\\a(3) = 5 * 1.565\\a(3) = 7.813

a(4) = 5* (1.25)^{(4-1)}\\ a(4) = 5* (1.25)^{3}\\a(4) = 5* 1.953\\a(4) = 9.766

a(5) = 5 * (1.25)^{(5-1)}\\a(5) = 5 * (1.25)^{4}\\a(5) = 5 * 2.441\\a(5) = 12.207

a(6) = 5 * (1.25)^{5}\\a(6) = 5 * 3.052\\a(6) = 5 * 3.0517\\a(6) = 15.259

a(1) = 5

a(2) = 6.25

a(3) = 7.813

a(4) = 9.766

a(5)=12.207

a(6)=15.259

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