Posted by Jon on Tuesday, March 4, 2008 at 3:47pm.
isnt this an arithmetic series of value r=1/5 ? Isnt there a formula for it?
I think I got it. I'll have my answer shortly
Ok I have all my work down in the space but I have a spot that says:
Answer_________ What do they want me to put in that spot. I know "the answer" duh but I have all the steps and my work above that and I don't know what the "answer" is I dont want to do ALL that work and leave the answer place blank. Please tell me that made sense.
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