Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, September 20, 2011 at 8:05pm.
The first one is GS , the value of r = 10
the 2nd is neither AS nor GS, but the terms can be described by the formula
term(n) = 1/(6-n)
for the last,
let n=1 to get term(1) = -.3(1) + .5 = 0.2
let n=2 to get term(2) = -.3(2) + .5 = -0.1
etc.
what do you think??
Oh okay this makes sense. Thanks so much. So the third term would equal -0.4, when you plug in the three for the term number.
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