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Find the first term of the following geometric sequence. _____, 39, 117, 351, 1,053, ...
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Since it is a geometric sequence, there has to be a common ratio between the terms. Divide a term by the previous term to figure out what it is.
So: \[\frac{117}{39} = 3\] the ratio is 3, so divide 39 by 3 to get your answer :)
but the appex thing said the answer is 13
yeah, (39/3) = 13 :)
39/3 = 13 right?
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divide 117/39 =3 thus 3 is the common ratio \[T_{n}=ar ^{n-1}\]
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n=1 r=3 use the above formula to look 4 a
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